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MADRID 1168. RESERVATION AT HOTEL FENIX CONFIRMED BUT
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AESCRVATIONS IN VIEW RATHER HEAVY PRE-SEASON TOURIST |
TRAFFIC THIS YEAR. . .

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happened lest ninht at Barajas airport when the plane arrived .
from Havand. . & voman(Spanish) rudsed. her umbvella ont :
threetcned HORACIO, while 4 gusano kept hitting him. FRANCO
says trat he hit five ox six of the attackers. real ‘hird, and -
that he thinks he really hurt one of them quite badly around
the face and head. Everyone was covered with blood, ;

an come. into the office and. telk about the -
Aincident(above) also. Then the @lrl says that ahe has come
to Spain to tuke a course’in Alcala, It seens that the course ...
is connected with UNESCO, She will later go to the University |. Looe
of Santender and-on- to Paris to take a course there, She says; |” . i
she is a member of the, Party, and wants to know how she is nd
goings to maintain hea Bet. here in Spain. RUIZ says that |
they too are members, "bE at due to the difficuity of public
relations that 1t-1s a month-and a-half since they have had.
a group meeting, He says that the work that they are doins
makes it difficult to carry on the Party life, but that never-
theless it is necessary to neve sroun meetings to discuss tha _ .
members, Sne says that she would like to live in Madrid, ; t
. in a student residence, and commute to Alcala by car, or
f “9° bus every day, Ruiz Says that in this wey 16 weuld 5e more .
“wee. economical for her and she would have more contact witn the ‘
*. other students, She says that shé would 1tke to be in ;
some Spanisn-American collese to get accuainted with the -students
there.,: RUIZ says she .could be very useful so ‘them with her
student connections, and that without interfering with her
Studies wne ean 2130 be helping Cuba, H¢ highly recommends
that she get every thing she can, culturally during her stay in
Spain, He Says that for very much she has read about museuns
and historical and artistic places 1t 4s quite differnnt seeing

them,

Ruiz asxs her to leave her address at the endassy so that the
President of the Youen's Faderation of the Party can take
advantage of her being of use to them in one way or another,
so Ruiz tells her that anything that might heppen to her te come .
° : to the embassy and let their kiow about it, He says there is
, the danger that they will spy on-her or follow her and that
there is the possibility of enemies getting close to her,
Fe says that everyone makes mistakes and that if she does to
let them know at once so thas they can prevent the consequence,
and give her good advice, , .

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for a leny time, At about 2:39 pm
he comes in with BARREDA end another person. Ruiz says that
he has to srrite to the Deputy Secretary(of Foreisn Relations-?)
about the. ineident at Forajas airport, He is roine to point out
the permissiveness of the police, He is going to point out
that the officials of the embassy were provoked by the others

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SAN KO SHOULD TAKE Tax! DIRECTLY To HOTEL WHERE Sacbaige. MICRO, SER,
USING ALIAS JORN ALCINO WILL CONTACT AT 1702 HOURS,
3O MAY. IN EVENT OF: Ev ERGENCY SANKO © SHOULD CALL
ALCINO ON 276-6990. WHILE WAITING FOR SACODER °S VISIT
SAN KO SHOULD ARRANGE FOR SEPARATE TOURS OF MADRID,
TOLEDO AND EL ESCORIAL/VALLEY OF FALLEN FOR 1, 2 AND

S JUNE, THIS NECESSARY TO SUPPORT STORY AS WELL AS

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a 2- SAMNKO THOUROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS FOLLOWING COVER

FOR TRIPs

A. WIEN WIFE PASSED ay /AY, WAS BROKEN UP AND
STILL NOT COWPLETELY RECOVERED. DECIDED TRIP TO”
EUROPE WOULD HELP. FORGET.

B. SAY “JULIUS” LAST YEAR AT SanKo's HOLL YwaoD
DELICATESSEN, SAMKO, WHO HE ARO ANAUTO-1- HAD BEEN

KILLED, WAS TOLD BY > Jub tus" OF AMAUTO-1°S CURRENT
POSITION IN MADRID. SANKO, THEREFORE, -OOKING
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OFPoaTY NIT res EXISTING.

‘Be IN LOW KEY, SOUND KIM out ow FEELINGS .
TOWARDS’ STATES, AUTHUG, REGIME, FUTURE; AND FAMILY. —

Cy SET UP CHANNEL OF cont: “LCATIONS FOR FUTURE,
_ USING “SAMKO'S HONE ADDRESS. at SANE TINE, ATTERPT
70 OBTAIN ADDRESS TO WHICH HE COULD WRITE AMAUTO-1,

4. SANKO UNDERSTANDS THESE BASIC INSTRUCTIONS AND
CONCURS IN THEIR LOGIC. HE STATED WILLINGNESS TO
APPLY THEM IN EVENTUAL MEETING WITH ANAUTO-1. ANY MORE .
COMPLICATED INSTRUCTIONS woULD TE! TO CONFUSE AND -
POSSIBLY ALIENATE SANKO AT THIS TINE. THIS ALSO.

ALLOWS Mads ID ANY GPTIONS IT. MAY WANT TO USE WITHOUT

CONFUSING SANKO.
Se SAM} xO INDICATED "JULIUS" wAS “JULIO Diaz, BORN
CIRCA 1938 08 CUBA. DURING 1958'S WHEN AMAUTO-1.WORKED
ror SANKO, "gulls" ALSO WORKED AND WAS FRIEND OF AMAUTO-1.
* JULIUS RESIDES SONEWHERE If WEST PAaLti BEACH OR FORT

LAUDERDALE, IS HARRIE 3, AND HAS “CHiLDRE Whe SAMKO HAS
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PICTURE. WE ARE NO¥ PREPARED TO IMPLEMENT APPROACH TO ee
AMAUTO=i USING. SAMKOs HOWEVER REF B HIGHLIGHTS. AN fo a
IMPORTANT ASPECT OF SANKC’S CHARACTER WHICH COULD HAVE

. AN ADVERSE AFFECT ON THE SUCCESS OF THE OPERATION.

BEFORE PROVIDING CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS REED CLEAR INDI-

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Stee WILLING AND ABLE FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS, _HE MUST UNDERSTAND ae
THAT HIS MISSION TO MapRID IS To OBTAIN ASSESSMENT OF
AMAUTO-1 AND THROUGH RENEWAL CF OLD FRIENDSHIP TO OPEN
CHANNEL To AMAUTO- | SHOULD THE LATTER EVER ‘NEED A FRIEND
IN THE U.S. ALSO. THAT HE CANNOT (RPT CANNOT EXPRESS OR
IMPLY To AMAUTO-1 TRKAT VISIT -To MADRID WAS AT THE BENXEST .
OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT OR JKLANCE. WITH THIS ASSURANCE
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_ CAUSE EMBARRASSMENT TO ALL CONCERNED. —
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de ~ SANKO CONTACTED MID- DAY. 20 MAY. HE HAS SHOTS,
NEW PASSPORT, A aN READY To TRAVEL. PACHANKIS MEATIONED
. TENTATIVE DATE OF 29 MAY VIA IBERIA. , :
2. WHEN QUESTIONED ON MUTUAL FRIEND Whe COULD
HAVE TOLD HIM OF AMAUTO-1 POSITION IN SPAIN, SAMKO

SAID HE TALKED TG “JULIAS" FROM OLD DAYS ABOUT ONE
YEAR AGO. “JULIAS™ YORKED IN GROCERY STORE WITH AMAUTO-1
AND CURRENTLY RESIDES IN MIAMI/HOLLYWOOD AREA. SAMKO
CANNOT FURTHER IDENTIFY. APPEARS WE CAN INVOKE
“JULIAS” AS COVER STORY FOR CONTACT, RATHER THAN PURSUE
MANUEL (WIGOS) PEREZ LEAD. .
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2, IN ANY EVENT, SAMKO HAS ALREADY BEEN BRIEFED ¢
ALONG LINES OF DIRECTOR 233355, DO NOT BELIEVE BRIEFING
ON COMPLICATED SENARIO WOULD BE PRODUCTIVE, AS SAMKO
1s SIMPLE’ MAN, HAS SOMEWHAT VOLATILE PERSONALITY, AND |

. Not ‘TRAINED INTEL OPERATIVE. HE IS IN eWecT DOING

FAVOR FOR HIS GOVERNMENT AND IS NOT A RECRUITED ASSET
‘WHO HAS BEEN TRAINED TO FOLLOW DIRECTIONS,~ IN ADDITION, |
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‘CONCERNED. CAS EXAMPLE, WHEN .SAMKO APPLIED FOR PASSPORT,
EXPECTED RED CARPET TREATMENT, DESCRIBED PASSPORT
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(NOT ADVISED SANKO “ROLE IN AMAUTO CASE.) ALSO, BELIEVE are

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1. BELIZIE CONTRADICTION CITED REF = IS ONLY APPARENT, |

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“p, A, B, AND C. THAT IS, REF D, Unirrrd First, TOM BASIG =
POSITION TILT VIGO HOT TO BZ Co: SIDERED FOR APPROACH WHEN We .
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AND € WERE OLY Ii RESPONSE TO REF A SUGSESYION THAT XUGJLEDGE a
OF YIGO ON SAO'S PARY WCULD LUILD UP CREDIBLE sAtixo STORY
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AM AUT O=1° 8 REACTION TO THIS DIRECT APPROACH. HE MIGHT
CLAIM PRESS OF BUSINESS OR OTHER COMMITMENTS THEREBY
REFUSING SKE SAMKO IN HOME BUT MIGHT SUGGEST THAT SANKO
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AN INCIDENT WHICH. OCCURRED AT THE BARAJAS AIRPORT IN. MADRID

BETWEEN CUBAN REFUGEES AND CUBAN OFFICIALS, IN WHICH BLOWS .

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1. IN MEETING WITH SAMKO ON 14 MAY, PACHANKIS NENTIONED | : 3

POSSIBLE TRIP. TO MADRID AS TOURIST TO HOLD “CHANCE MEETING

WITH AWAUTO/ Le. SMAKO VERY ENTHUSED, FLATTERED HIS GOVERNMENT

NEEDED HIM, AND IN POSITIVE FRAME OF MIND FOR OPERATION.

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PURSUE IF MADRID THINKS \ ORTH WHILE, ALTHOUGH SANKO DID-NOT. ES
“INDICATE RELATIONSHIP WAS VERY DEEP, QUTIMID/QUDOZE TRAFFIC SEEMS MW
TO INDICATE AMAUTO-1 LOOKED ON SANKO WITH GREAT DEAL NOSTALGIA, —
MUCH DEPENDS ON MADRID'S OTHER PLANS THROUGH SUBJECT REF B (201-866047).
REQUEST STATUS YOUR CONTACT WITH HIM AND PLANS,
2. RECENT REVIEW OF AMAUTO-1 TAPES BY AMEDIT~2 sHow THAT
AMAUTO-1 MAINTAINS CONTINUING RELATIONSHIP WITH QUSEQUIN-82.
_ AMEDIT-2 COMMENTS THAT QUSEGUIN-82 KNOWS AMAUTO-1 PERSONALLY AND
SEES HIM RATHER OFTEN BUT: PRESUMABLY IN LINE OF DUTY. - HQ INTERESTED -
IN- NATURE AND EXTENT THIS RELATIONSIIIP. VIEW QUSEQUIN-82 COMMENTS

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° AMAUTO- 1 BUT HAS AMAUTO-1'S° HISTORY SOUENHAT GARBLED, VIGOS ;
ALSO SAYS THAT. ONE OSvALDo RUIZ PEREZ, _DescriBep AS BROTHER OF
AMAUTO-1, HAS "ASKED TO LEAVE CUBA AND Is NOW IN CANE FIELDS,
WH/MIANI REQUESTED To CHECK THESE LEADS
4. FILE 20)- -735296, END OF MESSAGE

WH/COG/COMMENT: Ref A said that SAMKO, Miami butcher who old
: acquaintance of AMAUTO- 1. has been located
and willing travel to Madrid if necessary,
Ref B is POA grant for one Carlos CARRASCO,

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Sonia GOMKZ. Aragon, Cuban MINREX Official
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4. ‘The. following inforsation about subject's trip to

Spain and her activities while here was obtained from QUIIMID
and QUDOZE. = “ _

ee .2. Subject arrived in Madrid on 10 February 1970. . She

‘vy traveled’to Barcelona during the week of 23 February and ~ ,
weturned’ to Madrid 6 March vhereupon she then left for Portugal.

She returned to Madrid on 17 Barch and waited for Guillermo _

~R.U IZ. perez' return from the Spanish/Cuban Commercial nego-
tiations in Cuba: Sonia departed Madrid for Cuba an 27 March 1970,
It appears that.she intended to travel to Vienna, Austria next, —
since several cables vere sent to Vienna from Madrid advising
Sonia’s travel status. During her stay in Spain, Sonia was in
frequent contact with one Jose Agustin GOYT I SOLO ,
Spanish writer in Barceloaa, telephone 228-4063 (Station traces

“gre OSBA 02385, 17 February 1965; OSBA 02718, 11 August 1967;
and OSBA 02795, 1 March 1968). She was not Bnogn to have been
in contact with any other locals and what little time she had
for diversion she spent with the mission officers and their -

wives.

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the 1970 work pian for the Embassy with the Charge, Guillermo
RUIZ Perez. She also'taiked vith the various Embagsy officials,
Rost probably to fnwiltarize herself with their duties and to
see if they had any problens. ‘She pitched in and. helped sith
the baétklogged. ‘work of Orestes BARRED A’ and Horacio
F UE NT E S::and also helped gith the cultural ectivitics, -
For instance, she sont tvo cables to MINREX - one regarding
the forwarding of sovie posters for a March exhibit and snother

/ regarding the forwarding of:a Cuban staap exhibition by. end
. March. oo oe ; . wk

: 4. Io their discussion of the 1970 work Plan Sonia told

-. RUIZ that they were going to- plan the February, March, and~

. April quarter. “She shoved him “an agenda for the control of

: plapned and unplanned activities” and the gereral directives of
the plah which included scientific informstion and political
‘information, with specific Girectives (requirements)~for- Spain.

_/ RUIZ’ has to prepare for. Bavana a. Hoathly report, then a quarterly
' Susmary, of the activities accosplished. Exsed on these
‘reports the activities of the following q

uarter wiil be planned.

_: 8. In line-with the plan of sciertific
information, Sonia and RUIZ discussed the pros
‘apd cons of a Comite Ctentifico-Tecnico which
_, 4s.to be set up In Hadrid. TZ was of the
_ opinion that the local (Spanish) Coszunist
Party vould try to infiltrate it and this
Would bring problems to-the Embassy. Senia
- pointed out the successes encountered in
Svitzerland and Sweden with such n committee
even though at first there vere probleas —
which were. later overcoze.

.. ,b. Sonia showed RUIZ a commercial project
. which she planned to take. to Portugal and .
asked his to read it because it was algo of

jaterest to the Cuban sission in Spain.

c. Sonia mentioned that the Plan of
, Infornation. was still to be completed especially
: in the priority categories of livestock and

econozy.

oe dg. They turned next to the topic of

“  "} the budget. Sonia said that the budget

‘for each mission had to be submitted before

- the end of April (every year) and no additional
“expencitures could be subaitted for approval

. Guring the course of the year. Spain, Canada,
_-abd France, hovever, would be treated individually.
i Their special needs, such as acquisition of

; Bore office space, raises in cost of living

‘ allowances, etc., would be taken into consideration

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- couplaint abotit the Visa Deportcont ip Mavana aaying that —
‘the departaent vas ‘practically worthless end that -jast year
7€ cables ‘regardisg visas remsined unansvered. Secnia
defended tho Ministry saying ‘that 10 had a lot of work to
do, but RUIZ. replied thot they ‘wanted to work only 8 hours
-aday. They also ‘discuseed the scholarship situation. It,
geéus thet during on. interviow betveen PR-IRTO (Probably
- Joso “PR I-E:T.0 Benitez, Director of Foreign Relations of \
', the DAP) and the-Minister of Public Yorks, PRIETO was osked \
- > to provide a list. of. scholsrahip candidates to be consi¢ered
-and-be had ‘none. sonia mentioned that- in Belgium they also
‘lest. four. scholarships because of this sane reason. :
"6, According. to QUTINID Sonia GO M EZ Aragon is_ ;
married to“obeMiguel (LNU) and has o datighter naped Iliana. \
Sonia's mother is still living although appeared to be very 4
ill at the tine Sonia left ‘for her. trip to Madrid because: ,
Sonia; cabled at... ast-teice to Havana inquiring about the,
status of her = her's health.  (TYLOTE reported that. Sonia's
’ - home. phone number in Havana is 7~4263..) Perhaps Headquarters
can determine the full nane of her ‘husband by checking the...
reverse telephone listings: - Sonia is attractive, intelligent,
‘ gertious-winced and reserved. The last tise she visited Spain -
she stayed with Vera BOR ODOWS8 K I and vas on the sane
type of mission as the present one -. to‘discuss the Madrid: -
Embassy's work plan. She also. visited the Barcelona Consulate

and the Cuban imbassy in Lisbon. ~~ ;

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CHILDREN:. .

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PERSONALITY:

30 April 1970

Orestes Guillermd RUIZ Perez .(201-735296)
(NOTE: A comprehensive, study/analysis
on RUIZ was prepared in February 1970,
see OSMV-11726. ) :

Also uses, Guillermo RUIZ Perez
10 February 1930, ‘Havana

Minister, Charge d'Affaires, Cuban Embassy,
Madrid, since December 1967.

"-Nilda VECIANA Lopez, (DPOB: 26 December 1934,

Havana)

Five sons, and a sixth child due to be...
born April/May 1970, Guillermo, the ‘oldest,
in school in Cuba. © Alejandro, Julio,

Juan Carlos and Ivan with their parents in

Madrid,

White, variously described as 5'5" - 5'7"

tall, and 170-190 pounds, stout build;

round face, fair complexion, blond slightly
wavy hair, light-colored eyes (also reported.

as blue and grecn), wears glasses. No -

visible identifying marks. Well dressed.

Perhaps a relative's description of RUIZ

suns up’ his personality - "a man of many

moods. He has variously been described

as intelligent, ‘mentally alert, competent,
hardwerking, and respected by his subordinates.

Pleasant, easy going, nervous, quick-tempered,

_ brusque but sincere, opinionated, strong-minded ©

idealistic, self-confident. Has basic.
emotional instability, gives impression

of being insecure in his position... At times
Sarcastic, indifferent, egotistical, cynical,
serious, ungrateful and cold, who,
paradoxically, appears friendly to some people.
Outspoken, compulsive talker, articulate,
‘limited. vocabulary, swears a good deal,


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: ; ; He can turn on considerable - | :
. ; fot chara, where motivated, In Ss mo. 4
contrast to his Pleasant public , : -
‘image and acceptable language,
- . Private conversation is vulgar, :
aes, . . Swears continually and flies into. _
rages, ”

Likes g00d living and Spends money
where it shows, Avid- reader, -keeps
abreast of world events, shows -
willingness to accept whatever he
deems to be good or useful from
' the outside world. “Concerned. with |
the image and Prestige of Caba in
Spain. Emotionally coznitted to
an ideal. An AMEDIT Study summed
RUIZ up as a realist. He speaks
English and French. His wife, a
teacher, always worked before going -
‘to Spain, ‘and there works as a .
Secretary and bookkecper at the .
Embassy on an infornal basis. Appears
intelligent, competent. outspoken
- . but solicitious and affectionate with
“her husband; interested in, and,
encourages him in-his work. Appears to
support the regime, but not a fanatic,
_ RUIZ is the dominant personality of the

two, :

EDUCATION: One reference states that he went to
: work at age 14, which Suggests lack of
formal education,
In 1960 as an employee of the Ministry
of the Treasury, selected to-‘attend
a Statistics course offered by CEPAL,
which lasted two years,

One relative reported he completed
_ . elementary education at “Hermanos «|
_ SS : Maristas" school in Ravana; did not ; ces
know whether he attended high school, 1
. but ‘said in early days of the Castro
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Havany,

Another relative said his .
. : So oO primary and secondary education .
: _ , / Was reevived in private institutions, -
— and that he has a deyree in “political
economies” fron the University of
Havana, . a

: He is well versed in world affairs
a ' and has an understanding of .
international trade. .

, _ PREVIOUS. POSITIONS: |. _ -Viee Minister, MINCEX, 1964-1967,

-.., Commercial Counselor, Cuban Embassy,
- Mexico City. Although he was -
; - . - aecredited to that position in
: . ; December 1963, travel indicates he
, ° i was in-Mexico from August 1963 to.
: May .1964, Other references indicate
he was in that position in September
1963. .

ty”

Ministry of the Treasury. In April rn i
; 1962 he was Chief of the Department ce ,
. of Construction Expenses Studies, <i.
. Office of Financial: Statistics of
that ministry. He was with the
ministry as early as 1960, when he
was selected to attend the statistics

course,

During the Batista regime he was in
exile. Cane to the U.S. sometime in
the 1950's and apparently remained for
some time before he left in February -
1957, when, according to some reports,
he entered Cuba clandestinely. Also
reported to have been in exile in
Mexico,

. oo : LNYUMA records show he came to U.S, :. :
‘ : . - on 8 November 1956 to sec -hig brother,
, left 17 November for the Dominican -
Republic Where he received five months
military training. . Returned to the

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POLITICAL |
ATTITUDE:

SP RR, ee nr i

.-Party.,.. admitted -of-t
of -Armando—if RT “Davalos; ‘Secretary

U.S. 5 April 1957, overstayed
-his time, and on 11- February 1358
was erdered deported; Claimed he...

‘would’ be killed if he returned. to

Cuba and did not show for deportation.
‘Subsequent investigation showed he me
was in Cuba as of 2. March. - ne

A member of. the Cuban Communist :. , co
Cd nh the recommendation

of Organization. © Although. he has .
been described ag a militant Comzunist,

-& convinced “supporter of the Castro

regine and.a fanatic Fidelista, there‘
is evidence to dispute this image.

An analysis of available information
indicates that he is not a convinced
Marxist, he cannot accept Party.
discipline, and that his character

is basically incompatible with the

.Systen he serves.

His father is reported to be an old~

guard Communist and a leader of %

‘the barber's union. <A brother

reported to-be a member of DSE in 1946,

He expressed dissatisfaction with

his position as a diplomat, feels

his talents are wasted and would like
AQ position in commerce or industry,
where he considers he could better
Serve the revolution. Has criticized)
the bureaucracy and incfficicicy in
the government in Havana. : ;

He has said that many Cuban diplomats .
want ta stay out of Cuba, but it
scemed to him that the Cuban government .
wanted -to keep him (RUIZ) out of the
way (i.c., outside Cuba). That LEON
had appointed hin, supported him, and
they are good fricnds, but that he
(RUIZ) does not like to work with a
man who one does -not get to know,

nor to know what he is thinking. He
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“INTELLIGENCE - co, - ; coe ; /
CONNECTIONS; In-Kay 1964 AMMUG-1 reported RUIZ
oo So, - was a DGI.case officer in Mexico: for
‘operations targetted against "some‘
ce Scat tue eee o 0 4. “nearby area; and. later. idontified. :
eee Ls : ; -. + .* his’ photograph’ as DGI -member in’ Mexico, —

~In 1961 an’ enigre said RUYZ,* with the .
. Finance Ninistry, was a’ Communist. and.
“G2, 0°00 ee Oo : .
a ee rena “+ 4” AMTIKY-) said a letter froma friend -
, ee oe " .- ° -in Cuba stated that RUIZ, then in
: : i oe ; _ Mexico, was-a member of G-2, sent to try
; So, ms - .. to infiltrate counterrévolutionary
ne : groups (1963). ,

In. April 1968, RUIZ advised Aristides

DIAZ Rovirosa on the use of disguises, an
_ the need to "live secretly" and st se :

commented on DIAZ’ being "already

clandestine."

ers So _ The Cuban Ambassador to Geneva, in 20°
: So 1968, commented on RUIZ’ refusal to :
. accept DGI dominance of the Cuban Embassy, -
Madrid. (AMDELAY-1). In July 1969, .
AMBENEW~-1 said RUIZ was very dictatorial
in his dealings with DGI officers.

CONTACTS: ; Not much is known of his contacts in

. Madrid, other than official. Is in
touch with Ahmed LAIDI, Algerian
‘Ambassador; Manuel TELLO Troncoso,
Counselor of Chilean Embassy, Madrid;
Alexandru. PETRESCU, Romanian Minister to
Spain and Carlos CARRASCO Munoz de Vera, ~
a lawyer and personal friend.

TRAVELS: 1963: Aug. To Mexico» oe
22 Nov. Mexico-Cuba
29 Nov, Cuba-Mexico
8 Dec. - Cuba-Mexico oe ay
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1964; 21 May. - Mexico-Cuba

21967; 13 Dec. Cuba-Spain

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16 Jan.

- 27 guly
"31 July
G Aug.
29 Aug.
_21-Nov.

- _— “4 Aug.
17. Sept.

. 10 Oct.
29 Oct.
14 Nov.
16 Nov,

i

10 Dee.
“3989: “27 Feb.
27 Feb.

1D Mar,

ates

Netherlands~Spain-

Spain-France:

France-Spain -. 9), -

Spain-Cuba (via Ireland, Canada)

Cuba-Spain:

‘Spain-Cuba

Cuba-Spain

France-Spain*™

‘Spain-Dominican Republic’:

Spain-Switzerland —_
Spain-Cuba |
Cuba-Spain (via French

West Indies, Azores) |

Spain-Cuba
Cuba-Spain se nh
Spain-UK

UK-Spain

28-30 Nov. Two-day trip by auto to

6 Jan 70. To Italy, returning by auto.

San Sebastian and Burgos |

Also claims to have been in North

Vietnam as a member of a trade mission’

(QUDOZE).°

ASSESSMENT: .

It appears that RUIZ might well be responsive
(to an approach, with consideration given to.

the manner in which it is undertaken, the
timing and the person involved, :

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ACCESS: ian
.. MISCELLANEOUS: - . Altliough RUIZ" health has been |
a to, _ : “ . described as gener ‘ally’ good, h
; : Suffers from a ‘back. ailnctt
a o ° iz r 7 hoa . i a ve : : wy " ‘suffers: from: a
Bs Se ae liver ailment for, which he takes.
- ! me .) S- tiedieine . : ia
, Pe a, RUIZ is: Scheduted . to return: to. Cuba.
oN tes Te ‘in mid=1970, where he expects to
oon mc “". be with MININT, rather ‘than MINREX, :
- "or MINCEX. : .
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“te SAMKO. “SHOWN PHotos OF AMAUTO-1 AxD REMARKED,
"WHY, THIS Is. WILLIAM, ~ REMEMBERED AMAUTO=1 AS NICE

CLEANS cut BOY WITH HIGH IDEALS.’ WHILE THERE WAS”
PROBABLY FATHER - -SON. RELATIONSHIP, SAMKO DID NOT

“RE coGNIZE IT AS SUCH.

2. SAMKO IS WILLING TO TRAVEL To MADRID TO TALK
WITH AMAUTO-1, HE HAS AN EXPIRED PASSPORT. WAS TOLD
INTERVIEW WAS EXPLORATORY Ato PACHANKIS woutp P RECONTACT.,;
‘IF SAMKO SERVICES WERE NEEDED. oo

— _POUCHING ABOVE CONTACT. neronr, Lowe vity
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2 SS 1, Féinwarded. héréw with aro two contact reports J
: .. Submitted by -Henry.3. PACHANKIS on his iotervicws with

. Alexander SANKO (201-866054) “concerning Orestes
_Guillerno ROTEZ Perez (201-735296). Beth contact reports
are self-explanatory and were summarized in Beferences:
‘Band CG. oe a

2. Please advise 1f WH/utami should pursue the |
Tr co” Of contact between SAMKO and RUIZ in Madrid”

If so, the Station suggests that PACHANKIS acconpany
SAMKO to Eedrid as his handler. ,

Melvin D. KERSCHEN

| Attachments} Se
. A. Contact Report, 21 April 1970.
 B. Contact Report; 28 April 1970

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‘Ina conversation. held in his office on 3 December -

. 1969: AMAUTO=1-said.t that t_in: 1957: he: worked . in the United d States ay
“as 2° 3 a hitcher ecAlex nder SAMKO, a en

nder_ olish-ftalian, He-

by ted PBRUMEN after . r January. 1959 and

“invited AYAUTO-1 to return to the States to continue his job. .
asa ‘butcher, ; SAMKO is: Not, further identified in. the report, . i

: 2. Te sao ‘could be located it might be interesting to -
“obtain his.. ‘aSSéssment . of AMAUTO-13- . .

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: fo oo de HABRIOPT 's Feport

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‘ be reached,

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bilities in Spain. subjec ;
partners with offices in Madrid. An assessment of Subject

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partners in- Taller; S.A, The following *

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AGA, to explore joint. venture possi-
ect etl. Iturriaga ara law soe

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Stoject cpened up on
al recomendation can

based oa such & short coarersation vould not normally _
Be of such assistaiics but sinze
his thoughts about Cuba, a gene

B. ‘“During the lunch I was sable to vork the

conversation around ‘to th

e business potential far

Spanish and. U.S. companies in Latin America, Rvontu-

ally, we touched on Cuba,

considers hinsself to. be an
visited Cuba laet year and
interview vith Pidel Castro,
Subject recotved a

this about sets

present Cuben regine.
received an taovitation

and Gervaa said that Subject
expert in this area ag he
had a private three-hour
Gervas said that |
“gnow job” fron the ‘jefe, and

the tone for his feelings for the

It was not clear hoy Subject
to Cuba, but he said that

he Basisted in obtaining a contract from Cuba for

the Pegaso truck com

piny - shether as a repre-

sentative of this corpany or in a& free~lance capacity

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was not brought out. It Seemed to mo that Subject
ie riding an ecotional high for Cuba and C.stro.
His face ‘lit up and he bocanze relatively excited
whon tailing us bow Castro mixes anu taike with
‘the “Common people,” and in fror Spanish parents,
.. :@nd-has done ao much for the country, I asked hin
_- what his goneral inpression vas of life there and
_/he replied” pnéenowenal ,” and J believe he neant it.

co C. ‘Some comments that Subject made vould appear
to be inapired by Cuban’ propaganda or a briefing. He
Said that. JKLANCE is in-control of U.S, internal
“... seCurity and is forcing'a rightest swing in its fa~
' ternal politics. Also, a1] peuple going to Cuba /
‘Foo Hexico aro photographed by JKLANCE People, while
Af you"go. trom Spain you don't rum this risk. .

oe Le Ds ot 1 aged bim 1 ‘there Was good potential for
“" “Spanish corpanies doing businces with Cuba, Ho replied
that ‘Cuba ‘is- bridge: to Latin. America, This -seered
a strangé answer, atid I pointed out that you -dida‘t
b uba to get to Latin Anerica. He said, ~.
“that's: true, other Countries will change to the. —
Gubaa -systen. and. viil need technicians to assist then..
Then ve (Iguess he seant Spanieh business meno doing
business with Cuba) ‘will have excellent Possibilities.

have to. go-to |

__ 8 "Subject said that -he knew the Cuban Acbassador
to Spain and. in fact visited him this morauing and re-
ceived a large box of Havana cigars frow hin.

Fe “Subject is about 30 yearn olg, good looking
and cakes an excellent first impression, He appearnr

to have a good business background in addition to being
4 ‘trained lagyer, Ho seens uggressive, determined and
has a good imagination for business ventureg.

G, “It would be premature to sey that Subject leans

toward Comuunism.or has been had by the Cuban I.s, 1. _
-doubt that be would have talied go freely about his .
adsiration for Cuba if he is working covertly for then.
It is quite certain that he is being used by the Cuban
Embassy for corwercial purposes, and I would estinate
that he would sake an excellent “front man” for Cuban
business ventures, rot oe

~ #H. “I would réconnend against. trying to recruit
Subject as a means of getting to the Cuban Ambassador, _
He would probably turn down tho pitch and ioforn the
Cuban Embassy." ; : .

. 2, The cvbove roport is. an excellent beginning in cur assesa-
_ Beat of Subject and HARRIOTT must be commended for his adeptness
at steering the Conversation toward the relevant areas of interest.
‘Wa think the report stands alone and requires little comeentary by
the Station; howover, we night add here that there is a atrong
probability that Subject was indeed snowed under by the impact of
his alleged. three-hour talk with Castro, Given Castro's charisza
and persuasive qualities it would not be difficult to “convince”
a young lawyer, alien to the Cuban environnent, of the prograss in
Cuba, Kot withstanding HARRIOTT's fine report we feel that Subject
ts still wallowing in the ebullience of this confrontation with ,
Fidel Castro. His short relationship with the Cuban Fabassy and
one visit to Cuba vould hardly make nin an authority oo Cuba,

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; 3. If you agree ve would like to tr) another sttempt to get

AA GssosRment of Subject. For days ve have heeg trying to doviso

@ cover story for & Station officer to use in‘an approach ‘to Subject,
Be have one sad sould like pour Couseats, susgeations dad ideas, A
Station officer, preterably in disguise and using ao alias, would
‘approach Subject as a free tance writer for “Sorld Hows” (a . .
.Sugkestion wade by. . UCANERA-~) because there afe ac pany stringers. .

for “Worlé News” that it would be virtually inpossible to confirs) ;
vith the intention that ho is writing on article on Spanish lavyers | |

re

-Opportuait{éa for advancerent in business and. governsent, . (The
. thear actually is taken fron an articies in Fortune or Business Veek
inagazine read by the undersigned sone years ago). The thone was
~ -testod-on CUCANSRA-1 and’ ho agrees that it is a g00d ono and would
. Wora because of the ‘general nature of Spanish buatnosssen to like
-; to talk about themselves.  What..1s involved. however, ts a consider-
“a “amount of: homework ,. sarticularly in the collection of napes of |
lawy “ta business: who have been sueceasful.— CUCAWERA-1 ig Pro- -

“" pardiag.a list of such people: and ve will’ Foview them together. The
. undersigned subsequently. will..ask for Dun and Bradstreet reports on.
fhe ‘firms these lavyers represent as e611 as-revies tho fires":

“ff{nancial history in our reference aida ‘located in’ tho Eabassy's.
Commercial litrary, ~~ vot wa oo

: 4. The theme opens the door to a number of provoking questions,

but dt particularly offers 4 good opportunity to assers the péerson-

“ality of the target. Porhaps the opportunity will again cone’ when | -
Subject ‘discusses his relationship and knowledge of Cuba at which: :
- ‘time an iateresting exchange might ensue possibly Provohing Subject

to reveal his true ‘relationship vith the Cubana and/or hia affection

for the Cuban system,’ No pitch vould be sade and, if after this

_ assessment, the officer arriven at. HARRIOTT's conclusion, the

‘Station would recommend a |

gainst using Subject as ao intermediary
to AHAUTO-1, ‘ ,

Advise.

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SERVICE AS HUMBERTO MARRERO, 617 152 STREET, NEW YORK, GORRIZ
BROTHER LISTED AS SUMBERTON (SIC) CASTROMAN, SAMS ADDRESS, Gorrtz
HOME ADDRESS SAME PLUS “CARE OF PEREZ", "

“3. COULD THE HUBERTO (SIC) LISTED As GORRIZ'S BROTHER IN
WH/MIAMI 6934 (IN 049917) BE HUMBERTO MARRERO?’ ONE NOT
IDENTIFIABLE, NON-DEROGATORY TRACE U2 MARRERO FROM LNERGO IN
1952,

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. TT ED . .

Nr, JAVIER, frees the Cuisa fonde of Vigo, calls HORSCIO.

to Say thas they. have chad in Vigo for two months: ‘the
\ ship VIA gs Is (ph) for repiirs and the captain has
decided thet At 40 best it the crew takes its month

‘of vacation Now and return. later to the ship in Vigo, -

. Ay, adds the. captain has to retutn to -Cuba .0n Friday by —

“CUBA, but he has no visa and authorization mst be

; requested trom the General, Department: of Security, HORACTO :
ee a oot I

, . ae takes down ‘the captain's nane; . Eugenio LEOPOLDO PORTAL _ .. Qn
: y Pata, Passport No. 038~ “534, issued 12 September 1959,

t Havana,
!
; |

y Nilda RUIZ calis Alicia FRANCO to instruct: her thag¢ should

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someone Be by el teining to be & relative of hers to say she — r”
has no cousins or relatives or any Sort, AP tells her
that person went by the Consulate the day before claiming
to be her cousin énd saying he was a Spaniard, NR contends
‘ - she cannot imarine “here he got that notion be cause she
. has no cousins, ad dding that her cousins ‘are Catatontans
and not fron Gijén, AP says the man who came to the
‘Consulate Sayins to be her cousin resembles NR, and describes
» him as having dlue eves, sort. of blond, and tall. She then |
Says it fs an older married couple, According to NR, 21] oe i
‘her family comes fron Catalonia. AP repeabs this is an older
married coule ens their problems cannot be solved by the

Consulate rather they must be y resolved there (in Cuba?
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Zane dente ty cone here, but that he has
a brother in New York," NIDA says, "That is a bunch of
lies..." " N wants fh to take dowm tho name of _that person ; us ooo:
if he should cone back to the Consi ula te, so that she” ; _
may find out uho they are. Ds
FRANCO talks wit th ALICIA and’ gays that the case of the

sane » who killed this wife 43° being handled by. HORACIO,

Report No. 2536. oa co . 7 rh. april 1970. oe
“Rau2 GONZALEZ, Romero calls ALDO (ph) to ask if VILLA ROYA oT so :
, :4s there, for he wants to talk with him. He 4s, ALDO
ask the architect conrade how are things going regarding
-the lots, GR seys everything they have seen has been
interesting and it is good expe rience for they can compare —
and select, He adds thet B09 fa vr the lot on Paseo da .
la Habana is the best and this is precisely what he wants
_ to tell José Miguel VILLA ROYA,
s* GONZALEZ ROKERO (to VILLA HOYA): After having seen what
we have secon until now and after having checked
everyting yesterday af ternnon--with this man
next ‘door--the possibility of resolving at this ; 7 ; i
“ime the question of the frontén Lpedinent7, — 7
, we think that the best. . lot we have seen, and
the trath is that we should not let any more
“tine. Axe) oy Seccuse we might lose it, is the one

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| DIRECTOR ae oOo . EXO oor 7 — :
Pit me'eriel toneinn inlermaiion DAgtirg the Nev eset Deters of the Uniied States within the monn
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SOURCE: . “AN OFFICIAL SPANISH SERVICE FRGA A SOURCE DESCRIBED

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tl. ON S APRIL 1576 SUILLERMO OR UTZ PEREZ, CUBAN

MINISTER To SPAIN, ADVIS=D AIS SUBORDINATES OF THE OFFICIAL
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TMi mata! tantarns informotion affgenag the Nateasl Cetense of the United States within
tet meovring of the fipio age Toma Fite tZ USE See 29S and P24, the Faorwinuen
. reselamen ef athith wn aay marr IS OF wasethosted perwon ie prohibieed by low,

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REFERENCES  C~C:29+(9003, ImA, IB
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DATE OF INFO. Pat 70
PLACE & DATE ACO. BY SOURCE. Fir, ane ‘Fol. 70 mid carte: —_
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7 . oot . .
“source Cuban natienal, A 16 700 TIG, ase 2, we arrived in the US by air oa
Se +0 Fed 7. Cocreo was a resident of Ravena.. Be corleted 15 yeara of -
sencolirg. : _ ; - .
. {Tis reyort vas dewoloped ty a Raval: representative oval ed to the.

office of rreparation.]
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or tug berez, a clogs. relative, io the “Cuban Acbassador to Spain

loollateral irroration dated 12 Jun CO indicates that a Guillermo Auld eres

wag the Actin: Cuarco@! Affairs in Saiinj. aitz nes Leen a Coceunigt since

before tac dava or Castro's recire. I tnirk that me van o eeole: of the old~

bat. dust prier to 1559 Rts WGs operatin: clandestinely in the Desiniecan

Republic trving to orvate an ovorthrey o: Trujillo's reging. For this .

Prajillo reportedly vented nin dead, but Ruts escaped and returned to Cuba. tech

Castro ay pointed Auls Kinister of FPorelin faletiorg saxcetine @aaring 1959. ("ook

Bidz filled tata poet weil 1963 er 164 at whien Giee ne was arpointed 4,057

‘dnvessador te Sain, a segt that ne et: ll noldg . mo :
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University of Hovana. All nie For seconday,, and primary education wag con~ .
ducted in private ingtttutiorg. Rus ig anon of reny mocdn. AS tine he ia, .
earcastiec, i:difvorent, Gasotietical, cynical, seriors, inzgrateful, and cold.
faraosiealls, tm ar iwarea friendly to ame jcople. ieyardiega, he is a vory
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‘agked to lear: Oia vin Gein wa 6 presently working in the cane ftelds. .
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I 4.” Envatcal degat:.sion of Nerzo Hinz: Ca:ceatan, ajo ho, 56", 175 ibe,
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- ONE OF THE AMOTS RECEIVED A RATHER UNFRIENDLY RECEPTION.
wouLD ‘BE APPRECIATED IF ‘SMABOVES COULD DETERMINE WHETHER

GINES NAS HAD ANY’ CONTACT WITH FRANCISCO. .
“2. . ACCORDING TO THE: AMOT REPORT GINES HAS A BROTHER
IDENTIFIED AS HUBERTO GORRIZ CASTROMAN RESIDING NEW YORK
_ CITY. ON OR NEAR 162TH STREET, EXACT ADDRESS UNKNOWM.
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i a bit lete to Berin the rec: rent of an intermoeiian. «we have sation that
: he intends to co tack to MININT rather than MILK er even 11] which maxes the *.
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this type of ap.

likelihood of his cort t
that, althovth we have tine only for a reasoned. quick aj; proach,

| proach might lose’ him te us for cot.

: 2. This causing Him to become: suspicious is not quite what we had in “mind
: /"* when we wrote ref B. Jo made, 1 think, a rather strong ‘case Sor laying cards on.
oh. the table with Als Cal, and a.slow develocment by a senior staff officer seemed
; to emerge from the possibilities, se even Suzrested how it might be done (through

the eyrnasium).: Trat might be impos citle, tut the validity of the aprroach should
ceserve a comments . : Po as

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+ 50 certainly he should be

ny additional hearing on the:
r@ pre:ared to work on

3.00 An intermediary would be an access arent
: . responsive, I can’t consider this point to have a
a . matter, Cf ccurse it will ke difficult, and i’neled they’
: At. .

ce to review the Tun 2 fradstreet file on

ans
forwaml, CCRRECTICN: we have it,

; 4, 1’4d like te heve hod 4 ch
Carlitos, ever. tho the PCA has gone

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! + & Joint eperation (income ways) is the eosy way out, we simply did not
ir ~ v ’ 1 ian)

cet startad in time,

é, T disarree, becouse the question of cormitments is somewhat Fremature,

a" but I’d be willine to puch for 75C-1,C00 a month while w erking in place, with 2

_ . bonus. then hea does come out. For defection outright, whic: is a Foor second, he
might even he worth work to resettle him here, (BGA 19006 rerorted a 1954 att tempt
to gat at Mrs, ANALTOLL “s relatives in Miami, and they misht still be there,. ferd
haps they would sronzor, vervthing, but every thing derends on initial arproaches . ~

and debriefings,

ne 7. There are a lot of unanswered ques tions, rosei in the outgoing, ard I’d.
nave a:preciated 4 word about them: xe shave answerod . this one,-we are > working in
tal manner on that one, ec, - . .

a. The construction work en the new Zr cpassy. there is a © 3parate
dispatch on this so all is on wheels, . ;

b. The lenely automobile trips deserves look ing into. Ke concent
in the incon Wine :

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RYABAT TYPIC . Nie .

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References; A. OSM 11585,
B.  OSMW 11726

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— 1. “There is little ‘we can contribute to the exceptionally
“fine reports - Submitted by: Headquarters on AMAUTO-1. His. -
character; -personality, ‘physical“and mental: “capabilities,
and to somé extent ‘even his vulnerabilities, are’ succinctly.
outlined: in. your reports. In addition, you "have appropriately
recognized the Hurculean task we have, to overcome his, strong-
mindedness and idealistic character. .

: Qos After a series of discussions among the officers
involved’ ‘with PBRUMEN operations at. the Station, we have
concluded that to execute a logically developed "tradi tional"®
recruitment, we are faced with the challenge to recruit a
person, an intermediary, in whom AMAUTO-1 has confidence and
“respect; an individual who iS able to plausibly carry ona
polemic argument with AMAULO-1 without cither antasonizing

him or causing him to become suspicious of the intermediary's
true role. Moreover, the intermediary must be intelligent ~

to be able to respond in an appropriate way to our instructions,
as well as show a genuine willingness to cooperate. Frankly,
we have no such person, currently on our list of assets and .
to find someone with the attributes set forth in Reference A,
will be difficult to say the least, but ‘we are prepared to :

work diligently on this problem.

Attachments;

A. PRQ Part I, USC

'B. Identities, USC
ATT #. /. Shaste ent COMA: Reo yer; : :

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2 --C/EUR, w/att B, USC

2 - COS, WH/Miami, "w/att B, USC

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3.. AMAUTO-1 confides in few p¢ople. From our reading

of QUTINID and QUDOZE, . there are at least three persons

“ who could Yoricalyy and effectively. fill the role as an
intermediary, They are Identities \, B, and Cc. We can
categorically climinate Identity A for obvious reasons, i.e.
‘Jack of direct access to him. Because of his relationship
to Identity-D we Gan also tentatively climinate Identity B.
He. presents’a-risk Which’we are not certain should be taken;
however, -wé would like “te add a comment on him in a later
paragraph. . Identity C. would'seem to be the most logical —
choice. He’ jis intelligent, a professional man, well-to-do,

“young and. one. with whom AMAUTO-1 frequently talks and whom

_ he often sees... . We know little about his political proclivities
“although. he gives the impression of being a moderate analyst
of world events. and: doesn't: sccm to have a Strong affection |
or aversion for the ‘PBRUMEN Government. We have.2 good
background -on him prepared for us by Dun and Bradstreet;
however, aS-you:can well. imagine, the report concentrates on

+. the, economic Side of ithe’ individual. We have made a number
of. ‘attempts. here in the Embassy to determine whether he has
‘any American’ contacts; but with negative results: “His” visa
‘file does not.show where he visited in the United States or
the purpose, except that it was a business trip. He has an

_ indefinite visa and we are fairly cértain that, if necessary,
we could use the question of -his visa as an entre to him.
We are currently reviewing with all Station assets their
knowledge of Identity C. In addition, we are also considering
assets such"as QUCASH-1 and QUSPOT-1, who could, under some
legitimate buSiness pretext, contact Identity C. Our objective
“is to develop a warm entree to Identity C without compromising
any of our agents, but we are in need of an assessment of
Identity C by either a Station Officer or an asset working
under an officer's instructions. We will keep you advised of
our progress. We are forwarding PRQ Part I under separate
cover. A POA on Identity C was requested separately. There
are no derogatory Station traces.

: 4.) Identity B would be an excellent choice if not for

his relationship with Identity D. This avenue might be explored
with QUSEQUIN-48 if Headquarters is agreeable to a joint
operation. QUSEQUIN-48 could probably get the necessary
clearances from Identity D directly, or from one of Identity D's
aides, to contact Identity B. We will not pursue this until

we receive your comments. :

5. It'is not too early to consider the emoluments we

might want to offer to AMAUTO-1 at the time a pitch is made.

As always they should be divided into two areas - for defection
and for recruitment and work in place,

an, Joti”
Howard R. SACODER

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-RYBAT TYPIC TECHS/Construction of New PORUMEN Bibasey are: |

ACTIOR REQULEED - REIERINGS *

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| Reference:. OSMA 247740. mT, wn

vot ELS The PBRUMEN government has approved the construction |

An Madrid of ‘a now office building to be used as’ an’ Embassy,

Commercial office and résidence for the PBRUMEN Minister,”

‘The site has béen identified and work is expected to begin
‘the return of AMAUTO-1 from PBRUMEN, .

‘“[-""  g00n,..probably-afte
‘|. ‘sOmetine within the Gext tro véeks. The buildera expect to
couplete thei ilding within eight months. woot,

~. 7... 8. QUSBQUIN-37 is far mere confident than we are, about

‘cx the possibility of getting access to the building during the-
“construction phase ‘to possibly install various audio devices.
We believa':this operation to be a formidable one and we might
be challenged by the presence itn Madrid of PBRUMEN security
forces overseeing the construction, the presence of PBRUMEN
electricians and other professions, complicating the accese
to the building. Wo believe AHAUTO-1 has the Somanian.
experience well in mind and most likely will do everything
within his power to overcome the possibility of an audio :
penetration of his building. .

3. We would be grateful for any information addressees
might have on the general modus operandi of PBRUMEN security
‘forces in areas where PBRUKEN. official installations have been
constructed. Have they used PBRUHEN technicians, electricians,
construction engineers, etc? Also we would like to know whether
the PBRUMENS have installed their own telephone system or have
they generally relied on the system of the host country. we
would appreciate too, any comments Headquarters or

me other addressees would like to make on the best
course of action for the Station to consider. QUS RQUIN-37
believes he can get a copy of the. blueprints after the plan

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is subsitted for approva? to the Spanish, Governmont. He
feels confident that -he-can probabiy get the Spanish

_ telephone company to cooperate and possibly some of the
sub-contractors, : if there are any. :

mo ’ .4@, ° Be have made’ the- assumption above that Headquarters:
‘degires” the Station to pursue this matters; af not please
advise. . ; .

Roward R.. SACODER

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REF: WH/MIAMI 6842 (CIN 044777)
| 1. xO ADDITIONAL WQS TRACES ON ALEXANDER SAMKO.
2, SAMKO ASSIGNED 261-866054, HIS POA IS BEING
‘PROCESSED, WILL ADVISE, . .
3. FILE? 201-866054, X-REF 201-735296,
. 7 END OF MESSAGE
WH/COG/COMNENT: Ret provided bio data and requésted POA for

debriefing on Alexander SANMRKO, businessman >
in’ Miami, Flovida. AMAUTO-IT, recruitment:

target ta Madrid, Spain, worked for one
Alexander SALKO as an apprentice butcher
in 1957. :

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me REF: _SADRID 0689 (IN 043650)
: a - ONLY HQS TRACE ON CARLOS CARRASCO MUNOZ DE “VERA OTHER
: THAN INFO ‘CONTAINED osi-9487, MAR 1969, 1s TRAVEL FROM SPA IN-CUBA
10 MARCH 69; CUBA- SPAIN 14 MARCH 69.
2. CARRASCO ASSIGNED 201-866047, POA BEING PROCESSED, WILL
ADVISE. IF ASSESSMENT FAVORABLE, WILL -ASSIGN CRYPTONYM,
3. FILE: 201-866047, X-REF 201-736296,
END OF MESSAGE
WH/COG/COMMENT: Reference requested traces. and priority POA on
: Carlos’ CARRASCO Munoz De Vera, businessman and
lawyer in Madrid, Spain, and a personal friend
of AMAUTO-1,
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_ NEW JERSEY. WIFe* S Nate Is SELMA SAMKO. HE. IS CURRENTLY
a LISTED aS THE OWNER OF THE BEACH DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY
LOCATED AT 362 JOHNSON STREET, HOLL woop.

26 THE 1957 MIAMI CITY DIRECTORY LISTED SUBJECT
AS MANAGER OF A FIRM KNOWN AS MIR-A=KIL PRODUCTS. 195 8-59
ie DIRECTORY LISTED HIM-AS"OWNER OF THE FRUIT CENTER AT 109 sS
: Sd 17TH AVENUES. [

3. LOCAL FILES STATED THAT ON 12 MAY 1968 SANKG MADE AN

oa APPLICATION FOR A L1quoR LICENSE. HE Was FINGERPRINTED
a AND HIS FINGERPRINTS WERE FORWARDED TO LNERGO. LATTER |
REPORTED UO CRIMINAL RECORD.
4. STATION WILL CONTACT AND DERIEF ‘ON RECEIPT OF Poa.
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LAWYER, “AND PERSONAL FRIEND AMAUTO-1. PRQ PART I. WILL

ASSESSMENT AND IF FAVORABLE, RECRUITMENT AS INTERMEDIARY
FOR OP AGAINST AivAUTO- I.

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Cc, MADRID 0620 :

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de Cepeda. Of: the. Grolier. Company called AMAUTO-I and spoke |
with ‘his secretary to: explain that her company is giving —
» their book to a numberof persons in order to obtain their .
_| opinions about the product and AMAUTO-1 was one of ‘the persons -
“.on Grolier's list,-. AMAUTO-1's secretary said that he would. ue
call when he returned, Later, Miss SUAREZ was told that. an
appointment was made for 10 March, : :

‘2. This would appear to be a routine item which | -
probably would not merit. further investigation, unless we ©
can discover someone of higher caliber in the Grolier Company
who could approach AMAUTO-1 as a means of cultivating a mean-
ingful friendship with AMAUTO-1.

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REF; Mu/srant 6753 CIN 040850)

oT, FOR STATION'S. INFORMATION IN REF. “INVESTIGATION, LNYUMA

"FILE ‘ON, AMAUTO-1- SHOWS HE | USED FOLLOWING ADDRESSES DURING 111s STAX
THERE: a Te - _2
A. C/O OSVALDO RUIZ (BROTHER) .
' 826 N E SECOND AVENUE
B, 121 N £ FIFTH STREET, APT 19
C. 1440 N W TWENTY FIRST TERRACE
| ‘D, 1749-3 NW TWENTY FIRST STREET
- 2, FOR HIS LNYUMA INVESTIGATION HE RETAINED LAW FIRM OF

WALTERS, MOCRE, AND COSTANZO, 1008 AINSLSY BUILDING,
3. FILE SHOWS HE FIRST LEFT CUBA 8 Nov 56, WENT TO KEY WEST
TO SEE BROTHER, LEFT MIAMI AIRPORT 17 NOV 56 AS TOURIST TO DOM REP -

WHERE HE RECEIVED FIVE MONTES MILITARY TRAINING, DECIDED TO LEAVE i
. 3G
BECAUSE HE FOUND HE WAS | IN WITH GROUP OF CUBAN "GANGSTERS" AND Was a:
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gate ee THERE, —_ oe me a oa PE
4, HE REENTERED U.S. 5 APRIL ‘87, OVERSTAYED HIS TIME, AND ON | Ds

“11 FEB 58 WAS ORDERED DEPORTED TO CUBA, "HE CLAIMED HE WOULD BE ~:~
“KILLED IF HE RETURNED, THAT U.S, WAS ONLY PLACE WHERE HE FELT FREE, SO HE '
NEVER SHOWED FOR DEPORTATION, LATER LNYUMA INVESTIGATION SHOWED
THAT AS OF 2 MAR 58 HE WAS LIVING AT CALLE 86 NUMBER 705, APT 1,
MIRAMAR, HAVANA, HAVING LEFT ON "EXPEDITION PLANE" FROM MIAMI,
5, FILE 201-735296,
END OF MESSAGE

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WH/COMMERTS sm Ref reports WH/Miami reviewing leads in Miami
: srarea pertaining to targetting of AMAUTO-1,

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6RCLIER INC. PUSLISHER ( ONLY LOCAL FIRM CORFESPOND iG To GROLIER

GITED REF} ESTABLISHED THAT NO PERSON THAT
NAME EMPLOYED THERE,

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NOTE THAT. Pko Ne. NUMBER MENTIONED REF Is MADRID sos
NUMSER, NOT NEW YORK.

3. UNLESS FURTHER IDENTIFYING INFO FORTHCOMING ON

LOURJES EASE PLANS NO ADDITIONAL. ACTION THIS MATTER,
4. FILE 241-735296,  Gpe4,
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15 Novémber 1976 | .
SUBJECT: ‘Typed Notés from Review of .I&NS File of
Geestes Guirlmero RUIZ Perez

me Subject's file was presumably Feviewed in-the spring of
1970 at the I&NS office at 119 p Sts, N.E., Room 547 -

- “/Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez7 made applicaticn at Miami
on & April 1957. c/o Osvaldo RUIZ to .
oo ops . me 826 N.E.,. 2nd Avenue

a ‘ re ~ .. Miami, Fla, . : ;

“Was admitted ‘5 April 1957 (fron 3 Apr primary inspection)

Willie

Alias in's. . . -
. Address. :. Quinte 5, #714, Havana...
DPOB > | Havana, 10 Feb. 1930

Tad

_ Remarks . ~ =: ‘Cannot go back to Cuba,
. ; ' Havana U. student. If he returns
would be killed by Batista Govt.

. Left Cuba 8 November 1956, went. to Key West to see his
brother, above address, , : .

Left from Miami approx, 17 Nov 56 as tourist to Dom. Rep.
by CDA airline on tourist card. Stayed with Mrs. Rosa HERNANDEZ,
Calle Morffa # 17, c.T, Family friends of 1 yr. from Havana, . ’
Stayed two weeks, Went to Feria de la. Pax as interpreter and
guide, hired by HERNANDEZ family. Worked for tips, Lived at
_ boardinghouse at Calle Barahouce # 115 for 4 months.

: Wanted to immigrate because it was Only place where he felt
free, Bo
Came to.U.S. on CDA #400 on 2 Apr 57, Had previously applied

in 1947 for study in States from Havana but didn't come. Was,
married at that time, . |
Had written letters to hewspapers in Havana against Batista
“Govt, . :
Full set of finger prints available, : . DE
Applied to extend time of teitporary stay, Statement dated

10 May 57 (with interpreter) ; i
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‘Address given: 121 N.E. 5th St., Apt 19
: Miami ! :
Passport : 49248, Cuban . : ‘ r

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RUIZ, Orestes ~ | re
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: Was..a prisoner in Dom Rep, not in a prison, but ina
concentration camp with ll others for 15 Jays because the tried to --:
“escape, because he was taking military training. Had been asked.
there by one Jose Antonio ECHEVERRIA who vas killed in Cuba in
‘attack on Pres,.Palace on 13 57, ECHEVERRIA approached RUIZ
. at- Havana U. When he went to -Dom Rep,- found a bunch of Cubsn
_ gangsters | instead of decent. people,’ POLICARPO Soler aka Joaquin
RODRIGUEZ; .was ‘in ‘charge. of group, vho was one who-arrested him,
7 Had. actually ) months” military training Nov 56 to Apr 57.

: ‘Was in student demons trations and passed propaganda | vs. .
Batista regime. . _

_ One Dr.- VENAGE,. Cuban, gave RUIZ. a ticket to: return. to
‘the U. Ss. ‘from Don Rep. oo,

eet bee
‘He: “is opposed to Conimunist philosophy. His’ _group, the —
“university Students, ha qa Tight with Comminists. ci... 4;
La WF ee.

2 ‘On or about 12 July 37 RUIZ wanted to obtain permanent
ee 2 residence visa in UU. Ss. .

5 Nov 57 notified he had tokave by 4 Dec 57.

25 Sept 57, living with wife and child at 1440 N.W, 2ist
Terrace. f Miami7-

In Nov 57, at 1749} www. 21st St., Miami aad
-had Joined there,

_- Overstayed his time. 11 Feb 58 ordered deported to Cuba.
Represented on or about 14 Feb 58 by the firm Walters, Moore,
and Costanzo (1008 Ainsley Bldg.)

so Notified 4 times of interrogation ‘but had moved addr, week
“s a/o 25 Jul 58. - ~—

Order for detention issued 21 Aug 58.
Order for deportation issued 19 Mar 59,

. Investigation showed he returned to Havana to Calle
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AS SAVING THAT HE WILL NOT BE IN MADRID FoR INAUGURATION NEW
BUILDING SINCE HIS. TOUR IN SPAIN ENDING, ITEM 15 DATED 6 rep fos

: ‘REPORTED REF A, QUOTES ; “AUTO-1 AS SAYING ME INTENDS TO LEAVE:

| FOR HAVANA AFTER 18 JULY,, . (i) —

. 2. VIEW ABOYE, REQUEST YOUR COMMENTS ON REF B ASAP,
3. FILE 201-735296,

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a , audio operation run against AMAUTO-1 in Spain,
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source et “official Spanish service from a usually reliable: “source
. who was able to read the memorandum reported below.

1. Ina "memorandum dated 30 January 1970 to Carlos A. .
Neira. “Garcia, official of the Cuban Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, the Cuban charge d'affaires in Madrid
“nadlermo Ru i z Perez outlined the salient. ,current
problems of most concern to his mission: i
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a. Building construction. Ruiz submitted
a proposal to Havana in December 1969 for-the
construction of a building to house all the mission
offices including the embassy, the consulate, the
commercial office, the Cubana Airlines office, and
‘possibly the minister's residence. Ruiz had not
received na concrete reply to the proposal and he
urged Neira to take it up again with the ministry...
b. Radio facility: Responding to a request
from the Director of the Cuban National Fishing
Institute, Emilio Aragones Navarro, in
December 1969, Ruiz applied to the Spanish authori-
ties for permission to install a ‘radio facility.
in the Canary Islands for communicating with Cuban \ _
Ships. The permission had been granted by late . :
December yet Havana had failed to follow up the
“project with’ plans and instructions.

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. @. Visa. delays. Havana is ‘consistently
late in processing visa requests for foreigners

eR . traveling to Cuba, Ruiz attributed the delays
oo? .., 7. ‘to the red tape which involves processing the cane
rs : ~ 7) “pequests through two ministries; The Visa Section .°, >... oo:
re ‘dn the Ministry‘of Foreign Affairs, and the — .o 4
tte a Directorate’ of Immigration in the Ministry of ce i

Interior. Ruiz requested authorization for the
onsulate to send its visa requests directly to
the Directorate of Immigration since this is- the
ection: that ultinately determines. whether a.
foreigner may or. may not’ ‘enter Cuba’. Se

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0 TYPIC/QUTIMID/U.S, Compaiy in Touch with Cuban Embassy, Madrid

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v7?" Ll QUTIMID reported a 21 January 1970 conversation held.
‘between the wife of the Cuban Charge tn Madrid ‘and a Miss.
"Lourdes" ‘speaking for the Grolier Company in New York.- Miss

’, Lourdes’ said that her company was undertaking sone type of

- publicity and wished to interview the Charge in this regard,
Whén questioned about-what-kind of work the company does,

“Miss” Lourdes replicd that Grolier is an investigation (studies) ©

: and consultant firm with. central office located in New York City.
Lourdes gave-her local number as 233-7448. She was advised
that ‘the matter would be brought up to the Charge, Guillermo
RUIZ, and she would be informed of the results later,

: 2. Later that day Aristides DIAZ Ruvirosa, the Embassy's
_press officer and: a member of the DGI, called back to say that
he would see her the next day in his office at 10:30,
ae see her TeX

3. According to QUSEQUIN, telephone 233-7448 ig registered
in the name of Isaac BENDAHAN Sananes at Calle General Moscardo 6,
6th floor,. Apt. C, Madrid: There are no Station or liaison traceg
on BENDAHAN, : ; ;

_ 4. DO Base New York may be able to identify the Grolier
“Company in New. York and the reason for which their repredentative
was in touch with the Cuban Embassy. .

3. Whatever follow-up action is conducted, the sensitivity
of the QUTIMID operation should be kept firmly in mind so that

our interest does not appear to stem troa a technical monitoring
of the Cuban installation, . - :

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I told her that I personatiy regretted it, as an

individual and as Cuban, but that as a diplomat I.could
not do her any. favor because, she had left Cuba voluntarily,
in flisht,and that I could not render any assistance to.
her and least of all protect her, If I had then been . -

able to take pictures, I could have sent them to Havana

for them to see (This happened when RUIZ had first arrived

here.)
RUIZ goes on to say that .many pseple aro nisled when they
arrive in Madrid from Cuba, or have been misled by their

‘relutives., Parents bring thei= ehlldrcn-+RUIZ says there

“ere over 400 Cuban children in ne school. One of then

-leftt Zschool_7 once and passage had to be provided for nim:

at the airport in CUBANA und allowed him to leave because

they did not want to be mixed up in that affair. The child
wes 14) years old and did not want to stay in Madrid in the Cc

R says that should enything
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parrochial school with the conxs.
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happen to hin and his wife wants to stay in Macetd, he vants Koga

~ ATE Tad

his enildren to return to Cuta ana remain Chere until they
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‘become of ase and rake their own cholee, but that to take

ehildren out of Cuba is a mistake,

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Cr

NILDA is- typing vhite RUIZ is out of the office. CURDZLO_
comes in and she tells hima cable arrived granting her
‘permission to travel to Havana, but that she will not be

‘goinz because RUIZ became annoyed, She adds that RUIZ

is very. selfish,

' NILDA and RUIZ discuss her trip. R asks her if she

is going; she says ‘no! because he does not want her

‘to zo. Apparently he tells her to go , home that instant

and get ready, after she tells him that she has no time
to take out hes summer clothes, etc. She declines by

- Saying that he has already ruined everything. She goes
on to say that she nad not asked MELVA or anyone else
-for her passage, but had written to RUZ (ph) saying tint
she was very depressed and that she missed her son very

much, eni.they had arranged for her passace. ‘NILDA adds that

she 1s not going on a pleasure trip, but to see her son and.
. see how he is doing, which she finds only natural. sne
vould have stayed with hin for tro whole days and would

have talked to the School Director and far: out, how the

‘child was-doing. She calls R selfish ni says! ‘ae the trip

had been for hin she would not have doubted: tt, She want

to kmow why RUIZ places objections to ter trip! to Eavana.

He wen?s the two of them to sa together, and cor her
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: himselt; as She knows him well efter 16 yeats of . ,
livi = together.
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H ‘Othopr such things, This amount could be reduced is wo bring

i our Cuban architects, vino were here two. years azo, and
eo Inowledseable of their mission could diseues with the

"land ower and the construction firm those things they

oo feel could be omitted and the pri¢e could be brought dom

- considerably. We do not need a luxury ‘building, but one. °” os,
that is attractive a, ‘simple ‘and functimal, Term « paynents .

could also be extended. I. want to impress upon you that

_ : when we entered into negotiations we had a binding

| . agreement, ; . .

7 “Phe lot 1s on Avenida La Ilabana, _Fermfn GUrIEnn2z

looked well into this matter, He asked me to send

him’ the project and that he would took at it. The mo, . :

system of payments in Spa in allows us to pay £100, 000. .

or $150,000 annually which will not be difficult for

us, ; _
“NemnA, vant you to talk to CHA IN, not bearing :
" pfessure on him, but to make him understand that what - . Ct
I want is to leave my successor r established, for any “ro ee
construction » lasting over nine months I certainly a yi eaviek .
; ween nd vay” a
will not be able to enjoy, oe
"thnother thing I want to coring to your attention is
in regard to our Consulate, Ss activities and relations

with the Visa Section. A letter has come from VERA eddressed
to FRANC@ pointing to FRANCO's incorrect wording of a cable

to thas Section, I asree that ib was incorrect, but I


ny :

_ Renort No. 253. a, Bl Jan. 2970

There is anot ther univientified Cuban in the office.

When RUI?, is rere alone with her, he | ‘says that he feels

ane an’ exile, that he: ‘tas been: out “for two: years” and .
ds tired. There are ré i mariy “who want to. be out of Cuba, _
. he continues, but it seens. to hin they. vant to keep | 1
han out’ of ‘the way. He goes on: to. say that. LEON had ”
— appointed him,’ and supported hin, but although, : they.
, are good friends, he does not Like to work with a
'..man whom one never knows what he is thinking, and one
_ never gets to Imow. R mentions a cable he had sent

and says it could have cost his assassination,and.

that he had purposely done so to see if he were summoned
to discuss the matter in Cuba. He-would have liked to
discuss it there, but they have apparently remained

silent, R Jaments he feels as if he were in Miami,


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4 February’ 1970.

seat ‘MERCEDES: READS RUIZ THE- FOLLOWING “TELEX °:

" We FEEL. NILDA SHOULD > TRAVEL on IBERIA NEXT.

"MONDAY BECAUSE THE TRIP IS SHORTER AND SHE HAS

‘THE ANSWERS. TO QUESTIONS RAISED. MINREX,"'
Ruiz is at home and remarks he is going out

to dinner r tonight,

“Psee Report 262, 30 Jan 70, for memo_that
Ratz sent NEIRA at MINREX with Nilda./

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7 2, RUIZ IS PRIME HQS RECRUITMENT TARGET AND WE THEREFORE
INTERESTED ANY OUTSIDE CONTACT WITH SUBJECT THAT OFFERS ASSESSMENT

AND BIO ON MISS LOURDES, TEL: 233-74-48. NO OBJECTION BASE —

QUERYING LOCAL LNERGO, PROTECTING SOURCE OF INPOMICROFILMED

"3, INDEX LOURDES, FILE; 401-735296. MAR 23 1970
: Doc. MICRO SER.

END OF MESSAGE
WH/COG/COMMENT : *Reference was intercepted telephone call fron
wo . Miss LOURDES, employee of Grolier Co. in New Yo
to Cuban Embassy, Madrid, requesting an Antervie
with the Charge d' Affairs,

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COMPANY OF STUDY AND RESEARCH, MAIN OFFICE NEW YORK, CALLED CUBAN

EMBASSY MADRID 21 JAN REQUESTING AN INTERVIEW WITH CHARGE,

GUILLERMO RUIZ, ; INTERVIEW FOR SOME TYPE PUBLICITY AND GRANTED FOR

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_ from New. York and- teils: ‘NILDA they 4 are. ‘eonductiing some. ie ath Fe 4. .

type of ‘publicity and would: like to ‘arrange an- -interview .
with Guillermo RUIZ. NILDA asks whee type of company

it is. She is told fe combines study and research.

N notes down the following information for RUIZ to call

when he gets ini Grolier Company of Study and Research,

j main office in| New York, _Miss ; LOURDES, tel.: 233- Th= 48, oo

SANTAMARTA, from the Minks tey of commerce, calls in answer vi
to R's call and to apologize for not having: been able’ to ‘attend
the reception. R begins by saying that when Rail LEON

had left for Ciba he had sent a letter of thanks to the
Minister (of Commerce) for his kind considerations and at

the same time had mentioned that "before your fel. _T trip

it would be most beneficial and advisable for both parties

{f£ you fl. mi could advance us a list of subjects you are

"interested in discussing in Havana, for. it would at least

give us a little time to’ prepare ourselves," _SANTAHARIA

says, "Precisely, on Friday at 10:30 I am having a

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vo HS meiceps ten CMIACKO ‘de MATO

if she is the same person who called the other day and |

said she was the widow of... (ratos), The woman says

"yes" and NILDA tells her: "tock Miss, “you re. Playing ;
a vety, dangerous game. " re -

© MATOSE | I don" ‘e “know: what you mean, miss. ~

NILDA: well, because none © of the comrades here is. going

“to allow ‘himself to ‘be provoked: “$0,. please
. do not: keep on."
NATOS: Nell, I don't know what you are referring to,
. miss, I am completely astonished.” a
NILDA: Well look, don't be astonished, you might end

“up some other way,

MATOS: 1 don't know what you are talldng about.

NILDA: Well, we do,

NILDA hangs up.

Mrs. MATOS calls the Ambassador's secretary again; it seems

there’ has been a misunderstanding.

: NILDA: . Look miss, we do not wish to talk to you anymore,

We are telling you in anice way. Please do not |
call anymore,
MATOS: I am not going to call again... I only want to say

I tad nothing to do.,. I know nothing at all.


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_ NILDA: _ Arent t you the one: who called the other day?»

“You riade a date,:
vitosé ‘What king of a date?

- NILDA: Didn't you make . @ date with ‘the Charge d'Affatres?

‘MATOS: No, no, no. - One ‘moment, miss, I received a telephone ©

call and was told to call this gentleman,’ the -
Cuban Ambassador. I could also tell you about

ano ther ambassador, but that they were trying:

to get in touch with me,

‘NILDA: Who are'they'? To whom do you refer when you say oo

that "they! called you?
MATOS: I was called on behalf of the Ambas ssador of Chile
and the Ambassador of Cuba, Y thought, it was
extremely unusual, miss, because T don't know anyone

here,

- NILDA: Didn't you call here a few days ago?

MATOS: _I called when I was advised to do so.

-) NILDA; _And you made a date with the Ambassador,

MAUOS : ‘I don't know now what. exactly did happen. I was asked

* to talk with him and to get in touch with him, miss.

NILDA:

. MATOS:

- “MATOS:

~NELDA:,

MATOS:

NILDA:

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MATOS:

involved because where we. are “concerned it is oty

“someyhat dangerous. ee i

7 let anything happen to you, Se \

Tut, vio ‘called you, ‘miss?

Whoever it was said "r am the Cuban Anbassador,"
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50: then ic all seens to have ‘been a plot, . \

“something of the sort,

NILDA: Look, L£- it is a plot L suggest you | do not get Coy

No- miss, I am very proper ‘and @ serious person.

Since you are. so serious and preper don't ever

\.

I live with a daughter and you must realize that

I live only for her. |
Well, look, 1£ you live for her, don't t get nixed .
up in thege things for they may cost you dearly.
Very well, miss. I am doeply grateful to have been
enlightened by you. I can see already that it is
simply a plot or an implication by someone; -

It is a plot and we know it. And we know who is
behind it. | .
Yes, miss, I would also liké to know, I assure you.
Well look, stay away from this mess or you'll pay
dearly... good-bye.

Fine, miss. I am also very grateful that you

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; Item 12-continued. ;
with tho Minister who told hin that next week they would discuss
the matter of costs and that the Minister was in favor of Rutz!
. Addeas. Ruiz asks Villeroya to wait 2 few days more and in the
“event that they receive bad news they will have a few drinks
together at the Castellano to forget their sorrow. Ruiz says -
he-is very anxious to move out of the place he is in, and aks :
how long 1t will take to construct bhe building. Villaroya tells pee
him about 9 or 10 months, Ruiz says that most litely hé won't Lot
be: there to inaugurate the building because his tour ts ending in
. Spain, but that he will oe fro wherever he 1s for thevinaugur=- 9 7:
‘ations ae . ot : ts ;

a 28 January 1970 ©

. Item.1,- PILOTO CALLS YOLANDA, “He asks for the address of the.
“school.; She says {€ is Cuadalquivir 16, oo
‘Item 3/¢- AN UNIDENTIFIED COMRADE CALLS THE HOSTAL GENEVA, eo .
ban ansvevs., The Comrade. asks to speak to Anlonio CASADO. ee
The Cuban(F) says he 1s not there that he is on a trip to a |
=New York, The comrade leaves no nessage. ; i _

Item 4,.-, ARISTIDES RUIZ CALLS UNESCO IN PARIS, tel. 56-65-757.
(The coninectfon Xs poor) Ruiz greets MU uicz MOREL (phon-

he seems to be Cuban) and tells him that.he (Aristides) arrived . |...
Saturday and that he 4s leaving on Sunday (1 February) for Cuba, __ '
He asks for HIT(phon) and Martinez says that up to Monday he ; tr
hadntt arrived, . ‘ a :

Aristides asks fo speak with extension 4112. They don't answer,
He then asks for 4110 and an American, whose name seems to be : :
Frank, answers. They speak lengthily in English about the ; i
installation. of television in two Cuban schools, They also speak |
about films and the financing of the projects, metitioning the. ,
Swedes and the people of UNICEF,

Item 23.- PILOTO CALLS CUCA (It is 10:30 PM). They speak for a-

Yong time altnough Piloto is a little worried and nervous. He -
‘says "--the one on guard today is one of the bad ones and besides

‘this,he is with his wife. -He tells Cuca that as the offices are
carpeted you can't hear anyone's footsteps--and he is afraid they
will hear him, He remarks,"The people here have got me very

nervous"

3 February 1970

Item 11.- OR. MACORRA CALLS HORACIO, ‘This doctor has Just had an
operation and now that he {s well again he wants to renew his
“connections(with Horacio) becausa he hes-to so to Cuba te give a
course in the Cuban Soediety. for Cnealoziconsfphon) Studies,
Lereodes ass for his full nama, which is LUIS DS LA MACORRA,
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Later, reforring te the sare subject Pepe says "the last new
poomle (that have aryived?) are Alcoholics ?° ? but if! you only
know, things are better at least with rerard to us, peace and
charity", oe ae : ;

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“. '  . Iten 18,-. The second -tano berina with part of a conversation
- -  bétween Pilote and’ Cuca around dinner tire. ‘Cuca’ says thet her’
a .. mother is $5 years’ old and her father is 57, Her ‘nother she says
‘/ has had six children, Piloto rienticns the differance in ape
betwoon hin end Cnen;. he se,s 12 years {s‘a lot, Piloto says he: ---

" eontinues to lose weight, 7 ;
2 Se eT ee _ "11 February 1970 |

Iten -3.- CONCHITA CALLS NILDA.= Sho says that’ the place where she.

“bought. the radio fa called BarR0sSo and it 43 at Lavapies hS, . See
Niléa talks to Alicia, She says that she had a vory nice tine (in °°

Havana), but that the weathor wa: very bad; it rained a lot end ,
it was cold. Nilda was with (in Havana) ‘Alicia's children, She :

a says that they sot very good marks in their studies and the little i

te , One can read and they are very happy. Nilda also spoke with a L:
Alicia's nother-in-law. . She is sufféring from la pres fon(hich or. . i
low blood pressure) and she has not been able to fet tho necessary es neve cee
medicine, Then Nilde speaks of her ovn son. Sho says ho is very Saas a
tall and thin and that ho is working in tovaceo, Sho says ho 48 ; Jo

. in Guane(phon),and as sho couldn't make the trip as it-was two end.
a half hours long, they sent tho boy to her house and she was with my
hin: for a fow days. She ‘says the hoy is very happy, he fs a serious .
type and cau:es no problers, Apparontly Nilda's nothor {s ill,
according; to her renarks. Alicia says it is better. that Nilda'ts
boy is in Cuba, bocause there ho will becore a man and solve his

Lown propiens, | HE, EE HIELO SR Garey
Item 8.- VILTANOYA, oF COUSTRUCCTOINS AZAGRA CALLS RUIZ, Ho asks
Rutz about tno project. Ruiz says that the news is f.00d in the
gense that {t has been accented in prineinle, and ho believes. every-
thing is voing along “ine. But, they will nave to walt, Raiz oe :
thinks they will/have a Go"inite answer in about two weeks, Ho, ne

adds that they have great interest in this matter and also ho would i

like to know definitoly.-

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Late January. or early February 1930,
to 7 post: Minister Plenipotentiary, accredited —
bo. "+ 7... 0.“ gtmeé 12 December 1967.
Mos . "ADDRESS: Juan de Mena. #8, Madrid.

_ __ TELEPHONES: 259-5956 (home) 221- 7028 (otttes).

‘pot : Mareh

‘ia’ May 1970. However, her physician recommended ~
: ; forced labor (‘reasons unknown), which was’ scheduled
Be, * for 17 April, 1970; She has had difficulties with
poe ‘her: “pregnancy because of recurring fainting spells
and overweight, which are being treated by Dr. HER-
“NANDEZ and Dr. MATA ( the Latter ordered lab tests
for. Diabetes, - the. results of which are unknown) «

oT 7 i

: : Married for 16 yeare to Guillermo, Nilda
is a pleasant woman who has not been known to
_quarrel openly with her husband or express
. political or.religious opinions, although in
“this last respect she has recited the Lord's
Prayer in front of Embassy personnel, which
suggests that she may have been or is a practicing
Catholic.

Mrs. Ruiz i8 a language teacher by profession
( speaks English fluently ), and is active in
the Embassy as secretary to her husband and book-
keeper, buct only on an informal basis.

me ot ' Of rather weak peracnality Lf Exception,
. “ _ see Attachment II; she was upset at the time_
; which is reflected in the way that she handles.
her five boys--"little beasts,", according to
Severina ORTIZ, the maid--, Mrs. Ruiz does not
permit chem to be punished severely and is always
‘complaining that she does not spend sufficient
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* "did not Like the
"arrival: from one of his trips. She seems to’.
+ ‘gétvalong well’ with the wives of other Cubans _

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_| | <$he “Le known to have lived in New York
’-for. five yedra in the fifties ( on.48th St,,
’ three. blocks from Times Square), a city that

“she likes very much, Shé goes shopping alone,

and“once even to the airport in a-taxi ( Juan
‘Antenio CURBELO, the embassy security officer, |
idea) to wait for her husband's

in the staff,

_ ilda travelled to Havana on 30 January.

_ 1970" to see her son Guillermito, and returned
to Madrid on 11 February, Although RUIZ.

used her to send a lengthy niemo_to Carlos

NEIRA, -his superior at MINREX / for text

see Attachment r11/, he was not very happy

with her trip~ an attitude that Nilda resented

°. very much ("You are very selfish") until her
husband changed his mind.

Her parents live in Havana ( local telephone,

2-8130). / Cuban Telephone Directory lista that
telephone number under. Y, LAM, Calle 21 #3421,

Marianao._
CHILDREN :—

1.- Guillermito ("Cuille"), At 14 he is
the oldest and is currently studying in Havana.
He is very tall and thin, There were reports
that he was unhappy in Cuba, and his father

oe went to Havana on 16 October 1969 to solve'a’

"personal problem! with Guillermito, If true,

Guille no longer feels that way because on 26

December he was quoted to be very happy in his
new school, : . _

Guille was scheduled to cut cane after
10 January 1970, but was actually assigned to |
a tobacco farm in: Guane early this year,

2.- Alejandro, who is nine years old
(DOB: 15 Feb). According to those who know
him he is a real "devil" and a good swimmer,

He is taking guitar lessons, and goes to Colegio _

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ALL five are very . spoiled a and have caused-

jetal- maids to léave their jobs, Severina’

bitterly complains that they show no

“for their. ‘parents. This is why she

Mrs; ‘Ruiz. ‘There was another maid,

Ana Marfa » who was replaced because she did.

. not look after the children,:/ Ana Marfa is
currently employed by the wife of Ar{stides to ;
DIAZ, who is eaving | Spain definitively in 1 August : AW

1970. Ww \

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BACKGROUND : Guillermo RUIZ, familiarly known _ ot v
‘as El Guajiro, probably.comes. from a humble out
ne family in Cuba, as he lived in a solar Ll in ye
: Cuba, a ‘slum dwelling / in Marianao and began — ant
-. to work when he was only 14 years: old.

a . : oe ‘In the fifties he emigrated. to the United
i States, travelling throughout the East Coast

7 .. ; ‘and holding minor jobs. In 1957 he began to

: bo, , Work as an. apprentice butcher for a Polish-
; ; “ American named Alexander SAMKO, who had a

grocery store on Flagler St. in Miami. He

did-so well in attracting Latin-American customers
re rs to the store that he soon began to distribute

po - 1 |. meat inthe area for SAMKO, ;

- ° He has said that when he left Miami |
2 | ~ > in 1958 he turned over to his brother a house
me ‘in North Miami, a brand new car, and over a
: thousand dollars in the bank. .

ames chet |

7 _ Se But his "success" could be traced, perhaps,
: “2... to another acquaintance that he is known to
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“At-the time RUIZ and Major José Marta: MOLEON So qe!

: - -Carteras, ‘then:.another. Cuban exile’ were in contact

Or. LUIS, an underworld figure who was’ competing

: with’ the: Italians in the bolita racket in Tampa.

sat
on

In February 1958 RUIZ left Miami with H Harry pe

ett ‘Tamayo fa Captain in the Cuban Arny,
“he has. béen seen at parties in foreign embassies
in Havana with Major Manuel PINELRO Losada, DGI

éhie£_7 and. three other members of the 26th of

~ duly, Movement and entered Cuba clandestinely,

At the triumph of the Revolution Alexander

___SAMKO went to Havana, where he stayed for a
- week at RUIZ's home, and offered him a partner-

ship. ‘dn ‘the business, which RUIZ rejected.

In 1960 he was one of 18 out of 5000 who
were selected by the Ministry of the Treasury,
where he was working,,to take the full statistics
course outlined by ECLA, The course, which lasted

_ two years, included such subjects as mathematics,
o! finances, democracy...and Marxism-Leninism,

- One of his schoolmates at the time was

arta ARCOL, now director of the Art Museum of
‘Havana.

_ * In 1963 he was sent to Mexico, and after ’
returning to Havana was appointed Chief of the
Trade School at MINCEX, post that he held for
two years. .

In 1967 he was sent to Spain to replace

Ramén CALZADILLA as charge d' affaires.

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- EDUCATION : Aside from the statistics course
taken in 1960, RUIZ seems to lack, in the ayes
of sowe cbservers,.a solid, formal. education.
‘But he makes up for it by being an avid reader
rer oe (five newspapers a day, plus books). ‘This impression, .
TL of (os, ‘°° however, may be wrong, for there are indications .

oa pre o)L -that’ he either studied ‘or wanted to be a CFA,.

st oo ee -He understands atid speaks English and
: ‘ rench (fluency unknown), and has undertaken a
reach gramiar to the embassy staff, ae

‘Sensitive to art, or so he says, he
frequently complains of che general lack of | __
culture-in.Cuba. His vocabulary ‘level is rather
low, cussing quite often in the présence of . --
-ochers..

RUIZ is well-versed in world affaire, -
and does have an understanding of international -
trade, . :

. He has read some of the works of José Martf,
- whom’he likes to quote. But there is another
book that he also refers to repeatedly, Kim PHILBY's,
the KGB spy who penetrated MI-6.

ee : . He is up-to-date on current intelligence
oi ; publications, .

HEALTH : Blond, baby-faced, and blue-eyed ("Very
handsome," according to Anita, the young maid ),
RUIZ is known to be suffering from an undisclosed
liver illness for which he takes a medicine called
“‘bilidis, Late in 1969 he’ was planning to go to
- Portugal on vacation following the advice of his
physician, Dr. Pedro CABAS ( telephones, 276-7746,
256-2294 ), but he did not make the trip. He coughs
frequently, is used to cold weather, and was thinking
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‘He wears eyeglasses to correct astigmatian,

— Se , and- te ‘known to: like skin-diving, a sport that
TR Ses ee he. practiced in Cuba.

: In general terms, however, he enjoya good © me oe, foe
health. . ; oo ; ,

EMPLOYMENT. : “There: ‘is no , doubt that’ Guillermo RUIZ
éreises: ‘the. full authority that presumably he.
hou d:have as: Ministér Plenipotentiary (relations: ;
‘between Cuba and: Spain remain at this level. _ ae
“becauge of Spain's refusal to appoint ‘a full: * OS

/ Ambassador .after LOJENDIO was expelled from
o> the: teland by ‘Fidel CASTRO), -

. , He is involved ‘in and kept informed of
all, matters that -have todo with Cuban-Spanish
relations, . including trade, He does not permit.

S° commercial attachés to bypass him when they:
' submit reports to their respective enterprises
in Havana, © : / ae

In addition, he_supervises Cubana Air.

Lines operations, and no one may‘travel on. ;
Iberia to Havana without his permission (this . ; ‘

- applies only to Cubans, for tickets must be .

_ ‘paid in foreign currency),. Evidently he controls __

' “the Cuban Embassy in Lisbon, | and Rafael FERNANDEZ

"| ‘Sardifias, the chargé there,travels frequently to.
Madrid: for consultations with RUIZ ( " Our relations

“with Portugal are not very good now"),

: Cuban officials arriving in Madrid must
consult “with him before arranging visits to.
Spanish offictals or factories, and only ‘he,
> , Juan Antonio CURBELO Lemes, Arfstides DIAZ -
; Roviroya, and Roberto FRANCO Oliva, are authorized
to issue visas for people travelling to Cuba, :

. : He seems to have good working relations
with Spanish Government officials because he
' ts always careful to place all the “cards” on
the table in his meetings with chem.

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_ nr with other diplomats in Madrid except that he

. net wees {s close to and exchanges information with the -
Algerian Ambassador, _ .

_ At times -he tries to give the impression, :
°. andcthis might be.erue, that’ he enjoys the ‘full - |
"personal confidence of Osvaldo DORTICOS and Radl

ROAR _ :

(; 2 .oHe frequently tells other Cuban diplomats __ 4
- stopping in Madrid that he makes 90% of the Sey

‘decisions without consulting Havana because

that is “why I am here for." . ; oO

. “Above all, he directs constant and bitter 4
.eriticism against the bureaucracy in Havana
because of ‘its incompetence, which, in his opinion,
will ‘cause Fidel CASTRO to carry out a major purge
after the 1970 sugar harvest comes to an end ("No
one in Havana Wants or cares to make a decision"),

The Peter Principle [" In a hierarchy every
employee tends co rise to his level of incompetence" 7,
which ‘he has read an¢ is going to send to Fidel CASTRO
for reading on the advice of Melba HERNANDEZ, should
be taken as an example of what is happening in
Cuba. Furthermore, in his view Havana is always
trying to interfere with the Embassy in Madrid,

_ resulting in lack of co-ordination and even co- .
operation, ( To Horacio FUENTES Mart{nez: " Mote
than lack of organization there is chaos in Cuba
today,") - ; . .

... He directs almost the same eriticiem against
_ his staff in Madrid because they. lack qualifications.
for the posts that they hold. " They think that I
ama fool," he once told an associate, "but I
don't miss anything that they do,"

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% I turn, he has also been the target of

“ eritict 3m from Havana, first. from Sonia GOMEZ,
who. made “a critical evaluation of the Embassy,
which he decided not to answer ( "I took a
payee emoked a cigar, and forgot all about
ie”, :

ef Sonia GOMEZ, a MINREX inspector ‘close
' to: Vice-Minister Carlos CHAIN, was in Madrid
in, mid-February 1970 for another review of
. embassy, ‘accomplishments. But chis time she
seemed | ‘friendly with Giillermo RUIZ._.

: : On aiiother oécasion he complained to
Arf{stides DIAZ that the had received one more

-. eritical report: from Havana because the Embassy.

“had not achieved much," although they. had done
_ things ‘that were not included in: the yearly
‘plan, . .

But perhaps the most serious censure of
his activities came in by telex (" Why worry?
The Americans and che Spaniards intercept all
messages anyway") early in October 1969, Havana
_ questioned the way RUIZ was handling trade
negotiations with the Spanish Government. { The
trade agreement was extended by mutual consent
to 31 December 1972.)

: - In his reply addressed to Ratl LEON Torras,
first vicé-minister of MINCEX and senior Cuban
official ‘directly responsible for the talks,
Guillermo RUIZ defended his right to be "informed"
and "consulted" in rather strong language.
Therefore, he rejected that his cable number 521

- was offensive to Joaquin ALVAREZ, a Cuban trade.
offielal who had been the source of the complaint.

“tn ‘the last paragraph he told Ratl LEON
that the indemnification question ( payment to
Spanish citizens who owned property in Cuba)
depended on hig reply to Don Pedro SALVADOR,

a Spanish Foreign Office official, and not on
"bribery" conjectures. ,

A
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a --Evidently this last cable upset him so"
oo deh that he was nervous and particularly .
a security-conscious. Less than a veek Later, ; ; :
“ “he called Radl LEON Torras and requested ;

. permission to go to Cuba, ostensively to : . cae Ts
. seteh a “personal problem with my son."

oo ‘When he returned to Madrid on 29 October
coe "OL" he was’ a changed man, again fully confident .
of himself, Nevertheless, he has told-close -
friends that he feels very lonely in Spain

1 das had the desire to simply ‘board a plane
. and. return. ‘to- Cuba: abandoning the Embassy.

Se Late in January 1970 he was again de-
“=: "pressed, for he felt like an "exile" ina
Spain after two years of service ( " Even
thoiigh ‘LEON played a part in my appointment
I cannot work for a man that I do not under-
stand, Maybe. he sent me abroad to get me out
of the way. I feel as if I were in Miami,")

He ‘thinks he is "burned" in Spain, and
when he returns to the Island he will definitely
not go back: to MINREX, but to MININT. He has
told close friends his term in Spain is up and
he will be returning to Cuba probably in the
‘summer, In any event, he does not plan to be in
Spain more than nine months. Nilda, his wife,
has stressed that they are leaving Madrid permanently

in July 1970.

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POLITICAL AND IDEOLOGICAL VIEWS: ‘Although ; ff
outwardly. a "revolutionary", Guillermo RUIZ ‘ ‘
is a man of moderate political views struggling \y
*- to justify the actions of his government Ln
-face of the political and economic realities ; ;

of Castro's. Cuba,

CPt, .
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lie closer to the theory of the betraved revolution, ae
“but not ‘for Ldeological. reagons: the incompetence $
_of the Cuban Government haa-in ‘fact Babotaged .

the goals of the: Revolution, :

oA: member of. the Cuban Communist Party, to
wh ch hé- was admitted on the recommendation of
“HART Dévalos, secretary of Organization,
itely not a convinced Marxist, and.
tly cannot accept the role of "robot"
oy: Party discipline and ‘vertical

e (." Revolutionaries should not be-
reed by political control forms," he wrote
‘Teles foro DIAZ. Portillo, a MINPEX official,

" on.26 December 1969, " Communists are quite

; meddilesone, " he told another colleague soon

_ after, although in this instance he may have

_ been. referring to the Spanish cP).

But the most important revelation of
his views came to light on 11 December 1969,
. when he was quoted as celling & visiting DAP .
- ‘official from Havana: " If I disagree with
orders, I question them because I am not a
robot nor do I have the mentality of one. As
‘a human being I express opinions no matter
' the risk that I may personally have to take,"

Obviously, a man who thinks in this way
cannot be a Marxist,

Aside from the constant criticism of
Havana because of incompetence, lack of vision,
_and the unreal. world they live in, he is quick -
-/ to point out other deficiencies in life there,
‘as reflected in his directive to the embassy
: staff not to celebrate Christmas together
' | because there are "hungry people" in Cuba. But
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on Christmas eve, the classical Spanish Nochebuena _.
‘He has also said that medicine in general. is

‘quite backwards in Cuba.

‘Probably an atheist, he -{s known to believe
‘that. "religion should not be considered a ~ Lo —
= handicap for. people trying to. return to Cuba." eo

On the other hand, he refers to Latin .
. Ame {can diplomats. as’ "bootlickers" because
: e the English language in partiés, and.
remarked that “capitalism is po good", —
ae mG -- | “RUIZ seems to have certain admiration for ~
re Francisco FRANCO, who, in his view, is the only”
ce , * yeason why Spain has rot turned communist, Of
course, it is doubtful. that he really believes

this, © =

He does not hide his favorable opinions’
of the American people, who are "frank" and.
“simple”, " They treated me very well," he
told Rati LEON Torras in December 1969,

On international matters he is up-to-
date and well-informed, Following are some
‘of his’ views, which are contradictory at times:

" Cuba is a political power, not & military
or economic power.

" The USSR has neutralized U.S. sea power
in the Mediterranean, — Ce -

" Cuba can destroy Guantanamo whenever {t-
chooses to do so, although the base has lost its
strategic value to the United States. : .

_ " US-China rapproachment should be feared,
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"U.S. ‘power la teginning to crumble, but

. the Soviets are revisionists.

nv

" The Egyptians harm us when they. buy sugar
from Cuba’ and ‘then ‘fesell it to other countries,

; "Ye have to be on the” side. of the Soviets -
for two reasons: first from the military and

“, -eeonomte point ‘of view; secondly, because whether ~ °
: right or. wrong: théy are on the. same side fighting

ch se ‘who.are on’ the other ‘side,

" Cuba ‘haa had and has ‘inajor discrepancies -
with the ‘USSR, China, and the U.S.,; but we are

“on the side of communism because we are against
_ capitalism,

" Israel and Cuba have the same motivations,
That is why they are so successful against the
Arabs, They have no choice.

“" The Egyptians and the Syrians are not .
brave. . The Israelites, like the Cubans, are
brave enough to face the enemy."

PERSONALITY : Guillermo RUIZ is an easy-going
vacher simple man who no doubt enjoys the prestige
and success that he has had in Spain, :

He has: a strong personality, undoubtedly |
the predominant pole in his marriage. He seems
to get along well with his wife.( " If anything
should happen to me and my wife wants’ to remain

“in Spain, I.want my children to go back to Cuba

“in his speech, for he always refers to Negroes.
‘as niches, a contemptuous Cuban expression,

to study, Then they can decide for themselves
what they want to do.")

Certain degree of racism can be detected :
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- He almost never discusses women with

- colleagues, nor is.he known to be involved

‘sin any extramarital. affair, _
~ f Possttle exceptions: Vera VORODOWSKI, :
| his. secretary -now in. Cuba. There were rumors. wr

UIZ. was the beneficiary of Vera's affection.

.  Théré“fs‘also%a--young Spanish girl named JIMENA ;

- ( Inu), who addresses RUIZ in’ the familiar tu,
“She lives in. the house of. Carmen LABRA or LABRADA,/ -

“He Likes ‘to go to’ the movies: ( saw Topaz;
NO compents), and receive Ppecple at'his home | -
‘ for cocktails, °°. © an o!

. SECURITY :'It is normal for any member of the ,
s€uban Foreign Service to exercise certain discretion
“iin the area of security, but Guillermo RUIZ is at
particularly sensitive in this respect, which we
perhaps could be traced to his probable involvement G
with the DGI in one way or another,

me woe et . He is quick to warn visiting Cubans of the

.. et _ CIA's efforts ( " La Compafifa Sociedad Anénima" )
to compromise them, even. before leaving Havana.
“Our Enbassy," he says, "is the primary target
for U.S. operations in Spain."

He keeps control of mail going to and
_ coming from Havana in the diplomatic pouch,
“ and states repeatedly that his office is
.. ‘bugged and telephone tapped (" There are micro-
_ Phones. here the size of olives"), In addition,
he thinks he is followed openly by Seguridad,

; ; For all these reasons he has acked Havana’
7 cow for funds to build’a new embassy, where he plang’
; "to have a shielded room free from microphones, ( The
. .. building, which will cost approximately $600,000,
' . Was approved ‘by Havana and a Cuban architect travelled
to Madrid in late March 1970 to discuss the project
- with Sr. VILLARROYA, ‘from Construcciones Aza ra, who
- ig handling the real-estate operation, Villarroya's
telephone number is 254 4238.)

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ae He is particularly avare of what he calls
traps", and in this sense recalls that once’ os a ce
e raeenes to: dinner by the wife of a VIP, :

omeone. else. ‘and a priest. ‘would ‘attend
ven * though. the lady in question was very .
-he did not. go becatise one of those. -~
it: Could have-been’ a "seditionist"’ ready

< ‘arrested". by the police. An inevitable -
candal. would have followed, He adds that he-

“ récelves’ visits. ‘in the Embassy ‘bécause there
he ‘admits only those that he wants to see. -

. An interesting item is the case of
Conchita CAMACHO (telephone 201 4989), who

_ called RUIZ at the Embassy claiming to have ~~

met him at a party and wanting to see hin,

alone, at the Hilton for a "chat". . [See

Attachments I and fi,7 -

“Perfectly aware of the implications and
- seemingly in violation of his own rules, he
did go to the hotel after ordering Horacio
FUENTES to check the telephone number ( " The
CIA has a new agent"), in spite of the fact.
that Radi LEON Torras was arriving in Madrid
“on that- night, .

He and Fernando, his driver, waited outside
until the woman left the hotel with some men.
, RUIZ wanted only, so he says, to warn her not - ,
ry . oo, - +. to get involved in matters between Cubans because on
t 2 she could. “lose her life".

Regarding communications, Guillermo RUIZ ;
; ae, has even suggested installing a radio transmitter '
: ‘and. speaking in code with Havana. £ The Cubans
tl . a ..: gre in fact installing a radio transmitter on
Islas Canarias to communicate with their fishing
‘fleet. But RUIZ, in this particular ease, has

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~ stressed to’ the Spanish Government that Guba
is willing to permit Spanish citizens ‘to operate
_' the station, ‘thereby avoiding ‘any -suspicion that 7 a
| cipthe-tranémitter will be used. for other purposes.-7.. .

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Seti OO aes In spite of his security-consciousness, ‘he , eon -_
ov...) himself “is the target. of certain control by Juan a
/ ., (9. ‘Antonio. CURBELO Lemus, the “cultural”: first ae
8 tary who in reality is the security man.

v7 cat ghe Embassy ( RUIZ has ‘complained that he
~ néedg'a “real" one in Madrid:. " Sergio / DEL
oo _ VALLE, minister of the Interior / told me
ee, . they were getting someone ready to send as
ws we cultural attaché" ), for CURBELO instructed

the front-desk girl to pass on to him a

summary of who sees who and for what, including
RUIZ‘s visitors,”

an RUIZ likes to recall the time when a Cuban
_in his staff ( name unknown, but presumably he

is back in Cuba) spread the rumor that RUIZ
. and Nilda were not well-liked in Havana, perhaps :
to undermine his authority, CURBELO reprimanded

the man by stressing that "when Havana is doubtful
of anybody here-in Madrid it uses official channels

to let ua know,"

Nevertheléss, he does make mistakes, as _
evidenced by discussing in his office, with
members of his staff, the possibility of advising
Havana that a Spanish foreign service officer
scheduled ‘for duty there might be open for

-. Yecruitrent, Recalling his constant warnings
., that his office is bugged by Seguridad, such
discussion clearly exposes him to expulsion

from Spain. <
“ "By the same token, he likes to travel aa :
by car to the interior of. the country alone . vt

( he must have powerful reasons to do so, for :

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ms he is: ‘risking attack by. Cuban exiles, a possibility
~.- that he surély must riot discard given the’
reception that they gave Armando HART Dévalos,-
elo8-.CHAIN, “and Carlos ALFARAS at Barajas
io Airport’ ‘on 30 June 1968). Neither his. wife
, ‘nor {CURBELO | approve © of this, ;

At times he is know to write on paper
_ key phrases or nanes when discussing confidential ©
metters in‘ his ‘office, or. to speak very low,

.Furthérmore, he says he goes. to Parque del Retiro.
"when he wants to discuss sensitive matters with —

anybody.

In short, he is security-conscious, very.
shrewd, and suspicious of anybody that comes’
near hin,

TRAVEL : Following are the trips chat Guillermo

BUIZ made from October 1969 to February 1970:

| To Havana to settle a "personal problem"
on 20 October 1969 by Iberia ( first class);
returning to Madrid on 29 . 29 October, |

; _ _ To Londoa on 14 November 1969 for consultations
t .- with Rail LEON Torras, returning two days later
: by air ( also first class).

_.. + fo Bilbao, San Sebastian, : and Burgos, by |
car, on 28 November 1969, returning two days
later. ve Lee »

- To Italy from Barcelona with his wife and
two children on 29 December 1969, Re went to ©
pick up an Alfa Romeo, which he paid out of his

‘own funds, They returned through Florence, Genoa,
San Remo, aud Barcelona, arriving in Madrid on
6 January 1970. : .

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To Burgos by car with REGALADO (fnu) and

URQUIZA (fnu) on 24 January 1970, |

To ‘Havana on 20 February 1970. He was

“gcheduled ‘to participate in trade negotiations"

with t
‘on 22- ‘ebruary. 1970, RUIZ returned: to Madrid .

Spanish -delégation — ‘that left Madrid

on 24 March 1970,

FRIENDS : Not much is jnown about Gufllerio

‘RUIZ 3° personal. acquaiatances, except’ for the

“£ollowing?:

Pedro RUIZ. - A good friend who goes to
his home rather frequently, Pedro is quite’

-influential according to Guillermo, He is

“- also a friend of MASSO (fru).

Carlos or Enrique CARRASCO.- He is a -

partner of Carrasco, Mufoz e Iturriaga, with.
‘offices. at Avenida Generalisime #28, 10th floor,

RUIZ meets with him. often, either for lunch
or at his home.: They seem.to be good personal .
friends. CARRASCO may have to do with arrangements
for the gale of Cuban frozen seafood. Travelled :
to New York late in:October or early November
1969. RUIZ is known: to have visited CARRASCO's

office,

‘Rosendo CANTO.- Lives at Goya #54, Madrid.
His friendship with RUIZ may be interesting 1f
he is the same-Rosendo Canto who was'a well-known

" batistiano ( probably his father ). If. this is.

“the-case contacts with RUIZ are politically =

dangerous for the latter, unless he is using
CANTO with the approval of Havana, According to

- Roberto FRANCO Oliva, the coasul, CANTO

wanted to go to Cuba, live there for a year,
and then join the Cuban Foreign Service ( "He
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and’ sends him mail through: the Cuban diplomatic . ee
>, pouch, CANTO is involved with the diplomatic © po
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Ser... i-Agmando FERNANDEZ.- "A good friend," __ co : wa -
“|| Says RUIZ. Butvhe has’ doubts: about FERNANDEZ’s re ee

- source Of income ("Maybe he gets sioney directly 5b! 9
. from Havana without my knowledge"), FERNANDEZ - x al.
" \sends.a. "lot of thitigs"” to cuba, He is anes w

‘artist, and lives at Bondad- #1 (telephone, 255- At i
"3281).. Armando claims to know Fidel CASTRO and yet r
. Celia SANCHEZ personally. I¢ may be true, for. _ se
.he ‘received a package at the embassy from the \ a
latter. in March 1970, .However, he asked the Cuban

~~. ataff to send it to him because he "did not want

 &o be seen taking something out.of the embassy,"

“.s -FERNANDEZ's facher -has cancer,

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Spanish Direccién General de Seguridad,. Knows '
RUIZ personally, and is in contact with him . : =
rather often, but presurably in the line of - . 7

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“SUMMARY -: Guillergo RUIZ is a very shrewd, ee . a ,

" articulate individual who has reached heights”
» that in all probability would ‘have been beyond -
. his capability in‘normal circumstances. > *

_ Nevértheless, from what can be seen his _
- Work in. Spain -has been effective,and he keepa _—
“a tight control over his staff, Ye is aan...
"confident of ‘himself and of the backing -/Ar-
- Sando. HART Dévalog ?_/7 thec-he-surely must
have in order to remain in this sensitive post

, -. JO£ the Cuban foreign service,

: . Precisely because of his privileged -
. Stacus RUIZ is very careful in whatever he does,
avoiding mistakea that would endanger his
posicion, So. mo

Therefore, he will probably resist any

indirect approach, which he will-recognize fa

time to brush it off,

But this does not mean that he is unapproachable,
_. for he is not, There is no question that his : :

., personality is incompatible with the system that
he serves, although with profound misgivings ag.
to its efficiency. It is then a question of

how and when, ,

The. wery fact that he has made open remarks
suggesting his unhappiness with Havana and his
. hon-Marxist leanings in an office "bugged by .
--> the other side," ashe points out, could be’. |
interpreted as ‘a signal on hig part indicating ©
that he is ready to listen,

But he will be suspicious of an indirect
-or subtle approach, which, in his view, could
be a trap to compromise him, including a loyalty
_' teat by the DGI. 7

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: Consequently, a direct approach has much

_ :bécter chance of success, It:would ‘be proof for
his’.that he is walking ‘on finn ground ‘by

- dealing-directly with Americans. ‘Which leads

'- to the question of when . There are. Ra) key

“factors to consider : oy

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-a) His recall to. cuba.

re a — ss py ‘The 10-willion ton sugar harvest, which
ne _ is scaeduled to end on 15 July 1970,

ne RUIZ has indicated that he is unhappy in -
an : - his post--perhaps not réally meaning what he-
oO says--, which he has occupied for over two
years, . ;

As he has said that Fidel CASTRO plans
a major purge after the 1970 sugar’ harvest, : ;
he himself may be one of the targets. Assuming ,
that his ideological inconsistencies have been
noticed, the DGI, in the absence of proof fo
regarding his. loyalty and considering whatever
support he has in Havana, may request his
recall’ at an appropriate opportunity: during.
a major reorganization of the Cuban Government,

In any event, RUIZ does not expect to
remain in Madrid much longer, and is planning
to be back in Havana by the 18th of July.

If Cuba is successful in harvesting 10
million cons of sugar, and they have already
reached six, the "victory" chat Cuban propagandists

‘will hecald ‘from July on may have a psychological
impact on RUIZ's thought. He will be less
inclined to defect, in place or otherwise, at
such time, . ;

SigrET


SECRET

. "Finally, if RUIZ's: personality: were to

-. ‘be summarized 1 one word, that word would 2 a, a
be realist with a logical: mind, Above all, - eS
this is- what RUIZ is. :

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Attachment 41, oy

Report No. 2278, _ 9 January 1970,

/ ONCHITA alls asking for RUIZ, WNILDA says
.; $he.is ecretary and CONCHITA may leave the message :
‘with hers’: ¢ would like to surprise him. -NILDA asks for... -

her last ’name;: C does-not Bive it to her because it . a

ee . _ -- Would: then’ fat2-to-be a Surprise, but leaves her tele-

re ") ‘Phone. number (201=49-69) for R to call her after 8, |
Tee for she Works until that.time, On NILDA's insistence ¢. |
Ce gives ter.last. name a3“CAMACHO, adding she is the widow
poo le OS of the doctor who was director of the Coimbra Hospital,

Mrs. “CAMACHO at 201-49-69, ‘She begins the .
nm: by Baying they had met at a party which she
-d with her husband at the Dominican Embassy in a
She reminds him that they had talked with the re
N-. " Paraguayan Ambassador and former Dominican Ambassador
et - _ «Rafael ‘COMPRES, and. that the party had taken place two
a ‘years ago.” Despite all the details RUIZ insists he does
. - not remember her and asks how:he can be of service to her,
-.. She telis him: "J have just arrived and find myself some-
what isolated, disoriented, and I must fing work. [£ recall
you ‘telling mé on that ocassion 'If you should ever have

to locate both of you." Mrs. C mentios having a daughter,
that her husband was & pilot and that she is a Spaniard, ~
adding she is not too old. R replies that in all honesty
he does not remember her, She insists on seeing him to
have a chat, and R suggests she come to his office at her
convenience, She prefers talking with him alone, without
his secretary or anyone else present, and suggests a bar
_ at some hotel like the. Palace, Ritz or Hitton, He is

., agreeable to any place she may desire; they agree to meet

that night at 9:30 in the lobby of the Hilton Hotel, She

will be dressed all-in black,

RUIZ calls FERNANDO FP is to meet R outside the latter's |
home about 9 o'clock dressed in coat and tie, ae

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. | Rerort. 2288. ee -22 January 1970-
re ps. -Coneepetén CAMACHO: de MATOS calls RUIZ. NILDA asks

‘4f¢ she is the same peison who called the other day and
.gaid she was the widow of... {MATOS).. The woman says
'yes' ami .NILDA tells hers. "Look Miss, you're playing

‘a very dangerous game." | ; .
MATOS: I don't kmow what you mean, miss. : Lo
‘NILDA: Well, because none of the comrades here is. going
ae a, ; "to vallow himself to be provoked, So, please =
ot aE - : : do not’ keep on. . Do Co
wo, - i ae MATOS: ‘Well, I don't know what you are referring to, . |
“ caus "+ miss, I am completely asonished. . a :
NILDA: . Well look, don't be astonished, you might ‘end
- : up some other way.: | . oo

ee: “MATOS: I.don't know what you are “talking about. Se
! oo NILDA: Well, we do. Se :
: NILDA hangs up. :

Mrs; MATOS calls the Ambassador's secretary again; 1t seems”

there has been a misunderstanding. ces co

NILDA: ‘Look miss, we do not wish to talk to you anymore.
we are telling.you in a nice way. Please do not
call anymore. .

MATOS; I am not going to call again... I only want to say
I had nothing to do... I know nothing at all.
ees Only that I have received a message. I
received a telephone call... I have just

' _ arrived in Madrid, I.am not familier with

: ' Madrid, or know anyone.

: NILDA: Aren't you the one wno called the other day?

; . You made a date. ” .
. fATOS: What kind of a date? :
i : . NILDA: Didn't you make a date with the Charse d'affaires?
‘ MATOS: No, no. no, One moment, miss. I recat ved a telephone

call and was told to call this gentleman, the
Cuban Ambassador. I could also tell you about
another ambassador,but that they were trying
to get in touch with me. :

NILDA: Who are 'they'? To whom do you refer when you say
that 'they' called you? ;

MATOS: I was called on behalf of the Ambassador of Chile
and the Ambassedorof Cuba,. I thought it was
extremely unusual, miss, because I don't know

anyone here.

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NILDA: Didntt you. call here a few days aso? a ;
WATOS:. I called when I was acvised to do so.
‘ NILDA: And yousmade a date with the Ambassador.
; MATOS: I Son't know what axractly did happen. I w2s
Coos ‘ -. asked to talk with him and to set in touch
a po a with him, miss. Soe \
: ij... °° NEILDA: But, who called -you, miss? coe,
. MATOS: Whoever it-was sald,-"I am the Cuban Ambassador,”
. : . so then it all seems to have been 4 plot, or ;
Ue _sgomething of the sort. | a :
4 . NILDA: Look, if it is a plot I suggest you.do now set
% ; - dnvolyed becauce’ where we are concerned it is
4 a somewhat dangerous. - 7
i- MATOS: No,miss, I am very proper and a Serious person...
af ° NILDA: ‘Since you are so serious and proper don't ever ©
ge co, let anything Happen to you. Se :
i : MATOS: I-live with a daughter and you must realize that :
f ; ae -~ J live’only for her. .- — oe a :
i, ‘ NILDA: Well, Yook, if you live for her, don't set nixed oF
; ‘ : up in these. things for they may cost you des iy. Es
j MATOS: Very well, mics. -I am deeply grateful to heve -
: : been enlightened by you, I can sec elready that.
: it is.simply a plot or an implication by someone.
i . NILDA: It ts a plot and we lmow it. And we know who is
: behind it. - ;
: METOS: Yes, miss. I would also like to know, I assure you.
i - tis. .:.MELDA: Well look, stay away from this mess or you'll vay
+ mt _ dearly... good-bye. .
‘ MATOS: Fine, miss, I am also very grateful tha’ you
i . have told me. My apolosiles, nuh? : 2
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Report No. 262, 30 January ‘1970.
RUIZ’ records following memorandum on taper

‘Comrade’ NEIRA.- ‘I take this opportunity that NILDA is.
going to. Havana ‘to bring to your attention’ some of our
“ problems here. in ‘Spain. |

"Me: first. ‘pertains ‘to the. construction project for
a building ‘which I.sent to CHAIN with the President of
the National - Bank ‘when he. passed through here in Decenber, .
and to this. day, -after five weeks, I have not received.
an adequate: ‘answer, You ‘know that when preliminary
egotiations are initiated one enters into certain obli-
ations. with the ‘land owners as will as with the:
construction firm,’ ‘to who we’ must ‘give an answer,

a On my. insistence, Comrade ROA gave me... sent a cable
informing me that as yet the budget had not been approved
and*‘he could not give me the results,

. "Present. locales do not meet the Spanish minimum re-
quirements for working ‘space. CUHBELO brought from Havana
proposals for the leasing of a locale for the Commercial

. OPfice with a rental fee of $2,000 a month. We discussed
this proposal at a meeting of comrades here and it was
rejected in the belief that it was more aby Mia sah for
us to buy, We-also discussed this with Fermin GUTIERREZ,
who visited the Commercial Office and to whom we pointed
out that in view of the system ‘of payment here in Spain
it was better to purchase a building, since this transaction
at no. time would affect our system in our trade policy with

Spain,

te "To the point ‘of ‘being persistent we should like to
 pequest a building for all services: the Cuban Office,
the Commercial Office, the Consulate-Embassy Office, plus
/living quarters on the top floor for the diplomatic
; 'Representatt ve, something with which I.am not in complete
a, . -* °° * accord, .In summary, a building which would offer maximum security
a ve we and freedom of movement, The Commercial Office would occupy
the first floor, the Embassy, the second floor, and the
third floor the living quarters ‘for the Chice’ of the Mission.
This would resolve all our local problems. end.our re-
presentation in Spain.

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|, “This construction firm built for the Rumanian
representation in :Spain and 1s row building for the Polish
. and others. We have been. quated a fixed price of
= $600,000 which includes a luxiry building, with glass
<< | windows, alr-conditionéd, -and other luxuries. This amount -

could’ be ‘reducéd. 1f webring our Cuban architects, who
“were ere. two years: ago,and knowledgeable of their mission
“eould discuss. with. the: land owners and the construction
_. “firm those things.'they feel .could be omitted and the

. pride‘ could* “brought. down- considerably. We do not need

a.luury building, but one that 1s attractive, simple and
functinna),... Term payments could also be extended. Tf
ant ‘to impress upon you that when. we entered into ne-
/ gotiations wé had a binding agreement. 7
xu: *-, "The lot-43 on Avenida La Habana, Fermin GUTIERRSZ .
‘Yooked,well into thismatter, He asked me to send hin
the project and that he would Took at it. The system of.
| Payments in Spain allows: us to pay $100,000 or $150,000
annually which will not be difficult for us. : _

"NEIRA, I want. you to talk to CHAIN, not bearing
pressure on him, but. to make. him understand that what
I want is to leave my successor established, for any
- construction not lasting over nine months I certainly will

not be able to enjoy.

- . “Another thing I want to bring to your attention is
in regard to our Consulate, its activities and relations
with the Visa Section. A letter has come from VERA
addressed to FRANCO pointing to FRANCO's incorrect wording
ofa cable to that Section, Tf agree that it was incorrect,
put I find it strange, that that Section should pay so much
os he ae attention to correct forms and analyze the contents so
re : little, The contentsof things are not being studied,
: : mo, . -and it is essential that deep thought bé given to the work
i we that is being done, When someone comes to the Consulate
with an authorization to travel to Cuba, it is usually
. three or four days prior to flight departure, Since the
‘Visa ‘Section mst defer to the Department of Emigration
“for its: authorization, inasmuch as the latter determines
-whether or not a foreigner can go into Cuba, the process
.4s not carried out with the urgency that it requires,
, “eonsequently, there is delay, This creates much inconvenience
- for us, and even personal problems, for we must consider that
often people arrive with the exact amount of money and a
‘week's delay could hurt them so that at times they don't
even have enough money. for lodging or food.

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’ | che 48 ‘presented ‘with daily he: might have exploded.

"they: are not. commmnists in the sense of the word,

‘are. interested.
. to contact ships on the high seas. In this regard I spoke

' .-to Mr;ASENJO. in the Security Department who said there:

“ns Serer tat

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Fat present we have the case of a mémber of the
Chilean Communist Party and OSPAAAL whose passage has
been set aside. by these organizations to travel from
Madrid -to-Cuba, Pour days ago FRANCO sent a cable and

. still. ‘there’ is no answer, We made the decision to grant
this. ‘persona. visa because the plane leaves tonight,

otherwise hée will have to delay.the trip one more week.

“Tf the tickets were reserved for-him here there is no
: . doubt he has" ‘been elven authorization,

AWETRA, - I want you to talk to OJEDA ana request that

-our content? be ablé to contact the Emigration Department
‘ai :

] -FRANCO has ‘been on thé job for approximately
fearand has never’ given reason for complaints, but
‘has-now made - a mistake ‘in the editing of a cable.

"Another thing I want to tell you ‘4s that last ‘night

“we had as guests in our home the Chilean Director Hugo
BENAVENTE and his wife, the leading lady in his Peruvian

company which has brought to the stage "Luz de ere . if
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he reat of the company, thay do sympathize with us, They
Invited PINEDA to attend the premiere, ard he anawered. .
with a cable which was shameful to see and read, The
wording of that cable gives the impression that PINEDA is
being held captive and asks them to please come to his
help and send for him. He makes us look ridiculous. Just

\" think that cable has been read by others before they showed

it to me. The political position of PINEVA and other Cuban
writers should be investigated, as now they are putting

‘up on stage "La Noche de los Asesinos" and they also want

another -Cuban writer to come, . should like to gét your
advice in this area as.I am totally ignorant of matters
related to culture, for we have no cultural attache here,

"There is: al@ the: following problem: The comrades

in the fishing Gcepartment 7s specifically Comrade ARAGONES,
having a radio. communications station .

was no inconvenience on hispart if they requested it and
took the necessary steps. You know Mr, ASENJO. I saw,
him a month ago and he had asked me if we had decided not
to go ahead with it, as there had not been an answer in
that regard after having obtained authorization from the

' General Adminis tration of Security which was the most .

difficult step.

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/.* 2 "Gomrade Joaqu{n ALVAREZ reports that in reference
to the letters left.nere by LEON for the Ministers of.

-. Foreign Affairs and of Commerce here in Spain, the former
“43 takihg-an offensive, position in. foreign relations as-
*-.you can.see, ard the Minister of Commerce -has been quite

Vs. : try: of Spain in the Common Market is almost

. . oe . af sand conversations are in progress, This is why .
Co ag me they, aye -assignéed.to Mr. SANTAMARTA, General Director of

Co Comiéreial Policy, the study ‘of subjects which the Spanish

: ; : _ side plane to take up in Havana during the negotiations

“<in-February. I amedn- touch. with. this. man and-in fact had

to call him up today, for-he had. said that before giving

" “me. the agenda of subjects ‘to be discussed there was to be
a meeting of Ministries to include Foreign Affairs, Commerce,

Information.and Tourisa, plus others, to determine what was

to “pe. discussed in Cuba and decide on cher mattérs.. .

SO . has’ promised to call me at 6:30-this afternoon, but he
SR ae ae will not find mé.here because I'1] be taking NILWA to
: the airport. . ; .

"Pell Joaquin ALVAREZ that regarding the 50-million
credit request from..Cuba to Spain for 1970, there has

veen no confirmation: inasmuch as we have been unable to
talk with the present Secretary of Commerce. We find the
figure somewhat high but have nobasis for judgment to focus

-on any area.

"you must have heard already about the success of our
reception, Not only because of the number, which was quite
high, but, because of thé quality of the attendants, We _
had to use two rooms, We had prepared only one but when
the Minister srrived it became necessary to open another
room.- ‘There was representation from the ultra-right to
.the ultra-left. This.has been a great triumph for us

- gonsidering that in these countries the quality of people
_ attending these events is taken well into account.

“Because Me. SANTAMARIA was not in this morning, he

"Comrade NSIRA, an embrace for you and for those
working with you. I hope when SONIA comes over she. brings
a project for 1970"that can be fully undertaken by us.

We are very bad at maxing projects, This past year we
did many things that had not been planned, while others
that were planned remained undone, but with last year's
experience we shall strive to plan better.

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: "++ to act as babyaitter=~they are four children and although. .

i’ b. théy are my om I do ndt care for it, Greetings to Ot . a
all. iny. comrades and -you do the cutting of the cane — _ ; ;
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.AGtion. Required: See Paragraph §, below.

References : A. OSMW-11585
/B. MADRID 9655

, 1. Headquarters has just completed,. wa th the able help ‘of ’
: AMEDIT- 2,.a thorough review of QUDOZE tapes for the ‘last quarter
_of 1969, We have added pertinent file material where necessary «=...
7 in order to, round out the ‘picture, but the review energegs

‘|- primarily ‘ag’ an assessment of AMAUTO-1 as a personality and as a
recruitment. target. We forward this study as an ‘attachsient. hereto,
‘under separate cover, for your consideration. — : .

: 2.. Headquarters. has not lost its keen interést in AMAUTO-1
ag a long-raige - recruitment target, foreseeing the. possibility of
defecting him in place (at. Yeast for the remainder of his posting
to Madrid), or defecting him: outright (which would admittedly be
less cestrable). In line’ with these purposes, we offer the follow-
‘ing readings, which may or may not be entirely applicable to
AMAUTO-1: ©

a. AAUTO-1 is a shrewd, articulate person who has
reacned heights that probably he might not have reached
under normal circumstances. His work in Spain bas been
effective in general, and he seens to be very confident
of himself and of the backing which he ‘thinks he has from
PBRUMEN.

/continued/

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. b. ‘levertheless, he has received some rather telling
criticisa of a professional nature, even though it is
. ‘unkoown whether this criticism also touches on his personal
life, ‘Perhaps because of this, AMAUTO-1 seems to be very
careful in whatever he does, avoiding mistakes that would eno-
danger his position, and Avoiding | any real or fancied
provocation.

cc. There seeus to be little question that AMAUTO-2 te
‘approachable, although he would probably resist aay
‘indirect approach in which “cards are not laid on the table."
v. it. appears very likely that his character is basically incom-
: patible. ith. ‘the - systen ‘he serves (with profound nisgivinga
as to Ats: efficiency). an

na Gee The. very fact. that he hag made. open remarks suggesting
his ‘unhappiness vith PBRUMEN and his noa-Harxist leanings in
-an office. he hinself points out. ig “bugged ‘by the other side”
could be- interpreted. asia signal from him, indicating that he
8. ‘ready | .to. Tisten.’: His remarks on the subject might be those
. of 8 mao. who be: believes he can "jump. off" at any time, “4¢

ou ssary. Note“that he tends to live with criticism from

Hide’ home. office: rather than try to get out from under ---
perhaps meaning’ that he would not accept a PCS assignment
‘home. (The’ ‘attachment hereto shows him. describing a .

- compatriot who wishes to return ‘home as "a fool.") He has
said himself that he believes ANTHUG-] plans a major purge
for mid-1970, and he might consider himself as a victim of
that purge. ©

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e. A fact ‘which night affect timing ig the arrival of
a child in May. If he were to persuade his wife (and his
government) to have the child in Spain, rather than return
home for it, he would have 2.good excuse for requesting the
presence of his oldest child (the only one who is now at
home). If hig wife returnshome for delivery, he would (for
a time at least) have three hostages in PBRUMEN instead
of one.

£. UFGA-19006 reported a 1964 attempt to get : at AMAUTO-1
through his wife's relatives. The consensus at the time was
that AHAUTO-1 is prcbably immune to this type of approach,
Headquarters, therefore, still opts for a logically developed,
“traditional” recruitment build-up.

3. In Line with the. above,- Headquarters suggests to Madrid
certain lines of action which might be followed in an atterpt to
know more about AMAUTO-1. These actions might seem somewhot easier
from our perspective than they,actually are in. the field, but we
propose them for your consideration, - .

a. The man handling the new construction work (paragraph 16
of the attachment) should be checked out.

ernie aa

- b. The established pattern of lonely automobile trips
outside the capital (see paragraph 22 of the attachment)
might be instructive to follow down. At least, the situation
might offer ,a chance for approach or for subseque at handling.

ec. AMAUTO-1"'s| desire to see more people at home, and
the indication that he discusses important matters at hone
becomes doubly interesting with the possibility of a vacaat
house next door (see paragraph 18 of the attachment). The
‘person who owns the ortnent building migat offer a fruitful
‘lead,

a. The apparent hoptility of the ‘current maid (see para-
.graph 24 and 27 of the attachment) might offer further .
exploitation,

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e. ‘AMAUTO/1's desire to affiliate himself -with an
exercisé group (see paragraph 26b of the attachment)
“-might- offer a possibility to put an access agent next
to him. The ctreumstance would be relatively normal, not
calculated to arouse his suspjcions. ‘vhe use of someone
of WOLADY nationality might, in fact, help. to allay what
is evidently a- | tendency AMAUTO/1 has‘of Suspect ing provo-

cation.

: on “Headquarters would greatly appreciate the oppor- -
“tunity of examining AMAUTO/1's X-rays. In this connection;
we would like to see an investigation of the physician used
on this matter. (see _ paragraphs 31 and 32 of the attachment).

ge “He would ‘ike to have Madrid' 3 | asséssment ‘of the
diplomat. mentioned iu paragraph - 8 of the attachment. —

: 4. At the same ‘time, we would appreciate - it. if Miami. could

follow down any of! the leads stemming from AMAUTO/1's time in

“WOLADY. ‘We are trying to’ trace ‘his entrance back in the 1950's

: and-as much of his time here as possible, and perhaps Miami ~

Station can develop leads on the persons mentioned in paragraph
24 of the attachment hereto, especially in reference to the
brother left with the house. “(Note Below.).

|

Michael V. SLATINSKI

I would appreciate your giving personal attention
to this matter, because it is rare that we ‘have such a detailed. |

assessment as we have in this case.

Edward D, SARETAY

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Under Separate Caver Attachment to:  Ost-11726

Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Pérez
DOB: c. 1931
Cuban Minister Picnipotentiary to Spain,

aecredited 12 December 1967,

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_ CHRONOLOGY _

1. RUIZ. probably comes from a humble family in Cuba, because
‘he Jived in a solar (semi- slum aren) and began to work when he
was only fourtcen years old, This eircunstance suggests that he
lacks a formal cducation. He appears to come from a "revolutionary"
family (his father was identificd as a Communist and a leader of

_ the_baxbers' union. in UFGA-13595, and a. brother. was identified
“" as a member:'of the DSE as of 1964 in ~VEGA=19006) , 2 Dp aban Gy Ces 252 Fe)

- °2,-° In the fifties RUIZ ‘emigrated to the United States, -
traveling throughout: the east coast and holding, minor jobs, In

. 1957. he began to work as an apprentice butcher for a Polish-

American named Alexander SANKO, who had a grocery store on
Flagler Strect in Miami. He evidently did so well in attracting
Latin American customers that he soon. began to distribute meat in
the areca, working for SAMKO (RUI% seems to be somewhat proud

of this suecess) « He also appears proud of the fact that when

he left Miami in February 1958, he left his brothcr (same brother?) |
a house in North Miami, a brand new car, and over $1, oco in the

bank,

3. Although he did well in the meat Lusiness, he traces a
large part of his success to another acquaintance in Miami: an
American of Cuban descent known ag Joe LOUIS (or LUIS). Joe
LUIS was_an_ underworld figure who was at that time competing
with the Italians in the bolita (numbers) racket in Tampa, RUIZ
and MOLEON (fnu), another Cuban exile, were each offered $S00
a month by LUIS to supervise bolita collections in Miami. (There

is no specific indication that RUIZ took his bolita friend up on.

this offer). Furthermore, LUIS went so far aS to offer RUIZ and

MOLEON $5,000 apiece to kill a man hamed@ FERNANDEZ (tnu), who was
also involved in the bolita racket in Miami.

WUE .

4, In February 1957 (note the 1958 date, above; perhaps
an error. on RUIZ’ part) RUIZ left Miami along with a man nared
VILLEGAS (whose first name might be Ilarry) and three other
members of the 26th of July Movement. They entered Cuba clandes-_
tinely. When the revolution triumphed in Cuba, Alexander SA\KO
went to Havana, where he stayed for a weck as RUIZ' house guest.
SAMKO offered RUIZ a partnérship in the meat business in- Miami

“if he would return, RUIZ rejected the offer, saying that the

Revolution needed him.

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5. RUIZ brags that in.1960 he was one of 18) persons out
of 5,000 who were sclected by the Ministry of the Treasury,
where he was Vorking at the tice, to take a statistics course
offered by CRPALS The course, which. Yasted tivo years,

included such subjects as mathematics, finance, democracy (?),
and Marxism-Leninism. Onc of his schoo)mates at the time was
Marta ARCOL, now the director of the Mus¢eo-de Arte in Havana. -

', (it is interes ting to note that in UFGA-13595 RUIZ. was. :
described as an. anti- Consunist as of 1960 by a Cuban refugee.

6. UFG-1539 reported RUIZ as Chicf of the Departacnt of
Construction Expenses Studies of the Ministry of the Treasury |
in 1962, and te was described as’a militant Communist, - In :

“1963 he was in Mexico, aad UFGA-11065 ecnttoncd-hin as G-2,

living at Calle Cuenavaca 35, apartment 7. A report frow
LITAMIL-9 in 1964 characterized RUIZ as a violent CASTRO,
‘_partisan, and-AtsgG-) in 1964 described RUIZ as a CUIS “officer.

’ Presidential Brcree 3440 of 4 August 1964 (UFGA-19008) rcported

RUIZ as being appointed Vice Minister of Foreign Commerce,

and QUDUZE has hin appointed about that. tire as-chicf of the

trade school at MHINCEX, a post he held for two years. In 1967

he wns appointed: charge d'affaires in Madrid vice Francisco Ramon

CALZADILLA.

ON -THE JOB estat

2 There secms little doubt that RUIZ “cxercise: the full
authority that presumably ke should have as Minister .Pleni-
potentiary. The relations between Cuba and Spain appear to
remain static because of Spain's refusal to appoint a full
Ambassador to Cuba after LOJSENDIO was expelled {from the islam
by CASTRO in 1959. RUIZ is involved in and is kept informed
on all matters related to Cuban-Spanish relations, including
trade. He does not seem to permit commercial attaches to bypass
him when they. subnit reports to their respective home offices in
Havana, In addition, RUIZ takes a keen and active interest in
Cubana operations, and he has said that no one may travel to
Havana on [Iberia without his permission. He insists that Cuban
officials arriving in Madrid.consult with him before arranging
“visits to Spanish officials or factories. .He seems to have

good working relations with Spanish fovernsent officials, .
because he is always careful to “put all his cards on the table"
in meetings with them. (The tenor of his conversation seems to
emphasize that he likes things this way in all his relations,
personal as well as professional), : ’

8. Little appears concerning RUIZ’ unofficial contacts
with other dipiczats in Vadrid, except that he is close to and
exchanges infornation with the "Alecrian: Anbassador,: (Accord-
ing to current records, this is Ahmed LAIDI, posted to Nadrid
on 15 December 1966, living at Calle Tiemblo 3, Ciudad Puerto
rst desk traces show this person as born 20 April

de Fierro, Late
1934 in Oudja, Koreceo, aud as of 25 October 1966 to have becn

the Director General of the Forcign Ministry in charge of
political, ecconozic, and cultural affairs. He is described as


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.frequcntly tells other Cuban diplonats stopping in

explaining that) "this is the reason Y am here."

- DIAZ that he had received another

eriticism against RUIZ.

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intelligent, and probably something of an operator.
n Bella's ‘chief of cabinct before joining the’ Forcign
Office in 1964, and he functions more on special assignment
than ag part.of the chain of command, - He was a member ‘of the.
Algerian UN delegation as of 28 September 1965.) .

reserved,

9: RUIZ trics to give the impression that he cnjoys the

full confidence, of Osvaldo DORTICOS and Raul KOA, thereby oo
a ard

© the full authority of his position. He

Madrid that

he makes 90% of the decisions without consulling with Havana,

. 10. Above all, RUIZ directs constant and bitter criticisa
against Havana, because of what he terms the ‘inconpctence there.
In his opinion, this reneralized incompetence’ will cause CASTRO
‘to carry out a. major purge after the 1970 harvest’ ig in. (He
specifically repeats that "no one in Havana wants to make any
sort of decision"). One of his favorite books is The Peter
Principle, to which he refers constantly, and .he uses this -
Book to describe what is going on. in Havana. iIn RUIZ’ view,
Havana is always trying to interfere with the Embassy in
Madrid, a situation which results in a lack of, coordination
and cooperation. RUIZ directs the same criticism against his
staff in Nadrid, because his personnel Jack qualifications for
the jobs they hold.. He once told an associate: "They think
that I’m a fool, but I don't miss anything they do,”

13. In turn, he has also been the tarect of criticism
from Havana, first from Zoila GOMEZ (2), who made a critical evalu-
ation of the Embass. RUIZ' reaction is instructive: I decided
not to answer it. I took a librium, smoked a cigar, and forgot
all about it.” On another occasion he complained to Aristides
critical report from Havana
regarding his program for the Embassy. Havana was complaining
that not much had been achicved. RUIZ notcd that the Embassy
had accomplished much that was not in the plan, and he intended

‘to answer that particular criticism in detail.

the most serious criticism of his activities
came in.a coded cable reecived by the Embassy carly in October
1969, Havana questioned the way that RUIZ was handling the com-
mercial treaty negotiations with Spanish authorities. Ina
communication directed to Raul |.EON Torres (201-725624) (Under
Secretary of the Ministry of Forcign Commerce) and in rather
strong language, RUIZ defended his right to be informed and
consulted on the matter, denying that his cable number 521 was
offensive to Joaquin ALVAREZ (Director of Trade with Western
Europe and North America), who was evideutly the source of

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’ they Jcave Havana, indicating RUIZ’ possible belie£ ia the

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13. Evidently, this last phece of criticism ur
so much that he was nervous and particularly securiiy-censcious.
Less than a week Jster he called LEON in Havana and requested |
pernission to go to Ccha, ostensibly to vsettle a personal
problem with his son. However, his wife explaincd to another
person in the Ewbassy that RUIZ‘ trip was due te his sick
mother. Wis trip was probably due to the exceptionally sharp
criticism and RUIZ" Gesire to clear it up personally.

14. When RUIZ returned to Madrid on 29 October 1969, he
was a changed man, agein relaxed and fully confident of him-
self. Nevertheless, “be has told close friends that he feels
very Toncly in Spain end at times has -had the desire simply to.
board a plane away fren Spain and abaridon the Embassy. Us is

, always careful to say.he desircs.to return. to Havana, but he

leaves room for the inference that he would rather go soriewhere

“else. He believes that he is "burned". in Spain. He bas said

that when he returns to the island, he will definitely not

‘return to his Ministry. - : a r

SECURITY AND SECURITY-CONSCIOUSNESS

15, RUIZ seems to be particularly sensitive in the area
of security-consciousness,. This attitude can possibly be traces
to an involvement with the DGI in one way or another, but his
background and especiaily his political views (see below)
would appear to argue egainst his affiliation, RUIZ is quick to

warn visiting Cubans arainst the efforts of what he terms "Ja
“to compromise. them, even'before _

omnipresence and power of the sociedad anonima, He censors mail
going to and coming from Havana, and he repeatedly states that
his office is bugged, Eis telephone is tapped, and that he is
followed quite openly vserever he goes. He attibutes this
survelllance to the S ridad, and he probably ascribes it to
the Spanish. (Note thet, despite his "knowledge" that his words
go to hostile surveilleace, he still dares to express critical

opinions openly).

. 16, This security-consciousness is apparently the big

reason he has asked Havana for funds for a new Embassy building,
where he plans to have a shiclded room free from bugs: He intends
to have Havana send electricians for the job and Cuban personnel
to act as doormen, etc.. with the wives of the latter to be his,
char force. He seems fanatic on the subject of not having any
Spanish personnel in the building. (Note that one Sr. VILLARROYA,
of Constructiones: Aznar in Madrid, is handling the real estate

operation.) .. - . . ;

ou.

He once recalled that he had been asked to dinner by the wife
of a VIP and, after accepting the invitation, was told that a
Ne did not attend the dinner,
although it considerabiy upset his hostess, because he was
afraid of a scandal arrecced by the police. Ne said that he
receives only in the Er sy, because through that door can
enter only those whom he wants to

17. RUIZ is particularly-aware of what he calls "traps."


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“than legitimate commercial purposes RUIZ even offercd to-allow

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. 8, Nevertheless, RULY. has several times mentioned that —
he holds his really. important conversations at hore, and that he
would rather, sco more people at his howe instead of at his
office, (Iv this connection, it is nuted that the house ‘next.
door to his --- Calle Trinna 44 -+- which used to be a home for
the aged) is now ¢npty. The owner of the apartmcnt building
where he lives is Ignacie ARTERO, a Spaniard, wee eee ee .

19. RUIZ has even suggested installing a radio transmitter:
and speaking in code with Havana. The Cubans are in fact

installing a transmitter on the Canary Islands, but RUIZ,

charactcristically keeping: his actions correct, has stressed
to the Spanish that Cuba will ‘not use the transmitter for other

Spanish citizens to operate the station an order to emphasize

his point.

20. Correct as he gencrally is in his professional Wee ee
behavior, RUIZ made what appears to be a mistake in discussing —
with members of his staff the possibility of telling Havana that
a Spanish: foreign service officer scheduled for duty there (Juan
TORROBA Gomez, c£. OSMA-25692) might be open for recruitinent. “Ifr-
one ‘recalls RUIZ" constant warnings that his office is bugged by
Seguridad, the discussion about TORROBA clearly: exposes him to
action by the Spanish authorities. .

21. RUIZ himself is the target of what appears to be
control by Juan Antonio CURBELO Lemus (201-733544) who is
allegedly the First Secretary in charge of cultural affairs
but who seems to be the "security man" in the Enbassy. (We
note that CURBELO's photograph was shown to AMBEDEW-1, who did
not recognize the likeness). RUIZ has complained at least once
that he needs a'“real" cultural attache. CURBELO has instructed
the front-desk girl to pass on to him a summary of who sees whom
at the Embassy and for what purpose, including RUIZ' visitors,
(Given RUIZ' near-mania for running his own shop, CURBELO must
indeed exert an acknowledged sccurity control),

~ . 22, Despite security considerations, however, RUIZ appears
addicted to taking automobile jaunts by himself to the interior
of the country.” He must have very powerful rensons to do so, for he.
is probably exposing himself to attack by Cuban exiles. Given the
reception accorded to Carlos ALFARAS, Armando HART, and Carlos
CHAIN at the Barajas airport in June 1968, RULZ night be
unnecessarily exposing himself. Hc has not told anyone of
where he gocs or’ what he does, and both his. wife and CURBELO

' strongly disupprove of his custom,

23. RUIZ' wife is Nilda VECIANA, who was reported on in

-UFGA-1900G. She, .is probably in her carly thirties. She is

pregnant and due: to have her fifth (7%) child early in May 1970,

' She has had difficulties with her pregnancy because of recurring

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fainting spells and overweifht. “These conditions are being ~
treated by Dn, MERNANDEZ? (fia) and Dr. MATA (£nu). ;

24, Nildw is a pleasant woraan who hag not been known to. .

“quarrel with her husband -or express political or religious. opinions, \

although once she récited the Lord's Prayer by heart in front of: \

Fe,” : - . others. A teacher by profession, she handles the bookkeeping at H
: a ‘. “the Embassy on an informal basis. She appears to have a rather — . ‘

weak character, judging from the way. she handJes her boys. - Accord-
.ing to Severina ORTIZ Gomez, the maid, these are little beasts, who |
treat the servaats badly, even reviling them with obscenities,
while referring to their mother as "la chula." Nilda. does not
permit the boys to be punished, ~~

25. Nilda goes shopping by herself, and once she even took
a taxi by herself to the airport to mect her husband, even though
CURBELO did not like the idea at all, She scems to get along
well with the wives of other Cubans on the staff.

26. RUIZ’ children are:

a, -Guillernmito., He is the oldest and is now _ -
studying in Havana, There were reports that he was -
unhappy there, and RUIZ asked on 16 October 1969 to.go : |
to Navana to settle a personal problem with Guillermito, , i
If there were a problem, it seems to have been solved,
because RUIZ on his return quoted Guillermito as being 7
very happy in his new school. (Some time ago, Mrs. Hector ‘ ,
GALLO Portieles was constantly needling the other women .
about not being “revolutionary” enough and took Nilda_

RUIZ totask for having her children with her instead of
at school in Cuba. The RUIZ fainily had brought four of
their children with them, and later the other(s) came
to join them, before the older one returned to school.
RUIZ once told a visitor that Guillermito had been

left with his grandparents during their exile in Miami
and had been very resentful of it, so they had been
very careful ever since not to repeat that mistake).

b. Alcjancéro. He is about six years old, <Accord-
ing to those who know him, he is the real devil of the
lot as well as a good swimmer. He is taking guitar
‘lessons, goes to Colegio Fstilo, and swims at Cimnasio
Mascardo, Pilar de Zaragoza 99, (Nilda has talked to
‘the Gimnasio pecple about RUIZ' going there also for
swimming or exercise), .

ec. Ivan.
d, Juan Carlos, -

e. One other (7) _


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. 2@, Al) four children arc very spoiled and have caused
several maids to Tenve their Jobs... Scverina bitterly complains
tuay the chitdren snow no respect for their parents, and that is
the reason Severina gives for her hate for Nilda, ° ;

DUCATION AND CULTURE:

: 28. Aside. from the two-year statistics course taken in
1960, RUIZ appears to lack a solid, formal cducation, although
he makes up for it by being an avid readcr (five newspapers a
day plus books)-. fe understands and speaks Enclish and French
(fluency unknown) and has undertaken to teach grammar (presumably
Spanish) ‘to the Embassy: staff.

_ 29, RUIZ ‘appears to be sensitive to art, and he- frequeiitly
complains about the general lack of culture in Cuba. (This -
might indicate thatRUIZ considers himself "above" the Revolution),
He shows some of the general inconsistencies of the self- educated,
For exarple, his vocabulary level is rather low, and he curses
frequently when talking to other male members of the staff. On
the other hand, -he scems rather well versed in international
affairs and has a good undcrstanding of international trade. It
is probable that he has read some of the works of José Marti and,
although he dictates letters to his secretary, he types: ‘Some of
his own reports to Havana,

HEALTH PROBLEMS

30. RUIZ suffers from what his wife has described as a liver
illness (not further spceified) for which he takes a medicine
ealled bilidis. (This may refer simply to the medical words for
"liver disease" Competent. experts here guess that -the medicine
is used for anything from chronic constipation to gassiness
and constant eructation because of inadequate digestion of fatty
foods. It is possible that RUIZ suffers from the hard-to-pin-down
mal de foie, which can be found in a high- strung, hard-driving
person, Ruiz! evident use of tibrium (see above) night also
suggest this condition).

3). Late in 1969 RUIZ was planning to go to Portugal to
rest, following the recommendation of his physician Dr. CAVAS (also
received as CABAS and CALDAS), and whose telephone number appears

‘ to be 276-77-46. There is also a mention of a Dr, PERIU, but his

relationship is indistinct. RUIZ coughs frequently, is used to
cold weather, and was planving to go for his health to the same-
Gimnasio as his son, Alejandro, .

32, A July 1968 monorandum for the record stated that RUIZ
suffers from a spinal ailment resulting from a fall he had about
i2° years.ago. Since then he has had chronic backaches which were
particularly severe during the time that he was in the U.S.

Haiti, and Santo Domingo. Nis pains have recurred since he
arrived in. Spain. . On 3 June 1968 he had a severe attack and: was


treated by the Enbassy*s Spanish doctor VILLALANDA (fnu), who.
prescribed cottisone., Wis condition was. diaghoscd as incurable,
since it was doubted that’ the injury to-his spine could be
corrected by-an operation, RUIZ was further told that. the
condition. would continue to grow worse, and that within six ‘to
ten years he would have a defective walk. RUIZ planned to send
‘the didgnosis and X-rays to ROA in Havana, who would pass them to
the Cuban specialist MARTINEZ- PAZ for review.

TRAVELS

; . 33. Following are the trips RUIZ. is known to: have made during
the last quarter of 1969;- . . .

: -a. To Bilboa, San Sebastian, and Burgos by car,
on. 28 November’ 1969, returning two days later.

b. To Havana, to settic "a personal problen," on. -
20 October 1969 via Iberia (first class), returning to
Madrid on ‘29 October.

c. To London on 14 November for consultations with
Raul LEON Torres, returning two days later by air.

. _ @. To Italy with his family on vacation on 28 December
to pick up an Alfa Romero that he bought for the Embassy,
returning by car and arriving in Madrid on 6 January 1970.

CONTACTS IN MADRID

34. Little is known about RUIZ' contacts in Madrid. Aside.
from the Algerian Ambassador (see above), we know about: a

a. Pedro RUIZ. <A good friend who goes to RUIZ'
home frequently. According to RUIZ, Pedro is quite
influcntial and is a friend of MASSO(?) . .
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b. Carlos CARRASCO, " Another person who calls
RUIZ frequently. In late October or carly November 1969 -
CARRASCO went to New York. :

. ¢. Rosendo ‘CANTO (201-719310) . CANTO lives at Goya
54, Madrid. His friendship with RUIZ is interesting, given
CANTO's background, because their being together could be “
_ very dangerous for RUIZ «unless he were using CANTO for
some reason with the approval of Havana, CANTO wants to go
‘to Havana for a year, live there for a year, and then join the
Cuban Foreign Service. Referring to CANTO's desire, RUIZ
said on & January 1970: "He is.a fool?

CHARACTER 7

35. Superficially, RUIZ scems to be an easy-going and rather
simple man who no doubt enjoys the prestige and pusition he has
and the successes he has had professionally in Spain. He appears
to have a strong character and probably plays the predominant
role in his marriage. He and his wife scem to get along very well


Hey

together, and they are not heard to argue. Oa the other hand,
there appear to be very decp inconsistencies in his public
and private behavior, Sometimes: he speaks like aman at war

with himself.

; 36, A certnin degree of racisn can be detected.in his

constant. reference to blacks. as "niches," a disrespectful

Cuban colloaquialism roughly comparabYe with the pejorative
“word, “nigcer," oo, . a

_— 37. RGIZ almost never discusses women with his colleagues,
_ except for one off moment when he mentioned a girl he knew .
in the United States-before. the Revolution. Perhaps RUIZ wisely
remembers that Nilda ‘also works at the Embassy and refrains
“from mentioning women én her account .- In any case, he is not
_ known.to be involved in any extramarital affair. (Still, one
- wonders about the custom of absenting himself by automobile
‘into the interior of Spain), ‘ .

' 38, His habits seem to be simple: he likes movies; he
has read Topaz (but made no comment thereon); and he receives
- people at his home for cocktails. ; -

- POLTTICAL AND. IDEOLOGICAL VIEWS

. 39, Although outwardly a "Revolutionary," RUIZ gives much
more the appearance of a man with moderate political views
struggling to justify to himself the actions of his government,
especially in view of the political and economic realities of
his country. It is. possible that his feclings might lie

closer to the theory of the "Betrayed revolution" --~but not _
for strictly ideological reasons. The incompetence of the
Cuban governzental bureaucracy, for example, has sabotaged the

revolution, .

40. In the first place, RUIZ Gefinitely does not seen
to be a Marxist and consequently he cannot accept the role of
"robot" (his term) required by Party discipline and vertical
structure. ,

., a, On 29 December 1969 he wrote to Telesforo
. DIAZ Portillo, a MINREX cfficicl: "Revolutionaries
‘should net be coerecd by forms of political control.”

b. On 11 December 1969 he told a visiting
Agropecuario official from Havana that: " ... if L
disagree with orders, I question them because I am

~not a robot nor do I have the mentality of one. As
a human being I express opinions no matter what the
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ce. RUIZ seems to have little Compunct ion in talking
_to what he thinke of as ot¢ acqenirtances fhangh
they maybe on the opposite side of thr political. fence
‘from him, ie once mentioned how he weat out of his way
; to Breet a "Kusano" on the street becausa they had been
_fricihds in Havala. The Cuban ‘exile evidently turned away
_ from him, but’ RUIZ defcnded his own action in initiating
the greeting.

. 41. Aside from the constant criticism of Havana’ s incompe-
cs . tence, lack of vision, ‘and lack of realism, he is quick to ‘point
2 . out the « “Acfichlencics of. life in Cuba as reflected in his directive
' to his. Embassy staff not to celebrate Christmas together, because
“there are hungry people at home, RUIZ has also said that medicine
in ‘general is ‘quite. backward in Cuba, oe

ay Although he is probably an athfibst (or likes to think

- of himself as one), -he ‘ks Known to believe that "religion should

“not be considered.a handicap for persons. trying to return to Cuba."
Me docs not hide his-views of the American: people, cither, for

° he describes Americans as "frank" and “simple”. "They treated

me very.well," he told Raul LEON Torres in December 1969, On the
other. hand, he -refers to Latin American diplomats as bootlickers:
because they use the. English language at parties, and he has
remarked that "capitalism is no good,"

43, ‘We seems to have a certain admiration for General
‘Francisco FRANCO, of whom RUIZ has said: "FRANCO is the only
reason that Spain is not Communist." RUIZ also called FRANCO
"one of the few most brilliant politicians of all time." These
seem like strange words for a man as security-conscious as he.

; 44, He appears to be well-informed on international matters
Some of his views are contradictory at times, but they characterize
him as what might be called an undecided realist:

a. "Cuba is a political power, not a military or
economic power."

b. “The USSR has neutralized US sea power in the
Mediterranean," .

c.. "Cuba can destroy Guantanamo whenever it chooses
to do so, although the base has lost its strategic value
to’ the United States,” . .

d, "US- China rapproachment should be feared, but
also a Japan-China alliance."

e. "US pover is beginning to crumble, but the
Sovicts are revisionists."

. £. "The Egyptians harm us when they buy sugar from
Cuba and then rescll to other countries."


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for two reasons: -first from the military and cconomle’ |- ~ Loy
point of view; secondly, becaus > Whether right or of
wrong, they are ‘on the same side fighting those who.
wre on-the other side." us

h. "Cuba has had and how has major discrepancies
with the USSR, Chine, ald the US, but we. are on the

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1. The following comnts of the Cuban Minister to
Spain, Guillermo RUIZ Perez, reflect Cuban thoughta on the :
’ Czs lovakian situation: . ‘ ; , Te

- .. The Soviet cecupation 02. Czechoslovakia: has been

a disaster; however, criticizing the Soviet action
would mean taking sides vith the Americans. A friend
may be criticized in private but publicly be should: be
defended. (QUDOZE, 19 November.) The Cubans have to
side with the Sovtets for military and economic reasons |

: and becruse, whether right or wrong, they belong to the

_ Sane ideological group. Cubs had aad still has enormous

- . discrepancies with the Soviet Unioa, China, and the United
States but weighing the differences Cuba is with Cosmunisa -
and cpposed to Capitalism. (QUDOZB, 3 November.)

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_AMBATITY 18; Relenvo CARDOSO. Perez (201-6212 $5), cousin

. of Subject of UFAKA1GS9T CARDOST last say
“¢,cbyecE  Subjert atthe tarajas Airport tn Nadrid vhes
ness < CARDOSD was departing ior the U.S, in Or tober
Ltk> ioc8, They cxchaored grectings only at that
a a tino, nowever, they Bad previondly szcn each

other. ot Barnjas dirport in mid-1E8 whea they

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: inlittes. Silject pas at the airport to weet
arriving Cutan ciplomata. CARMSO is villiag
to write to Subject and to fas.at inan
‘approach should it te desired, however, Be .
docs not belicve that Subject is recruitable,
They; RAvo 6 (anliy velationship but’are Bot

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The following ie biodata on Rolande CARDOSO Peres: .
a. Parokee Ro. ALG 259 G74
db. DPOB: 28 Hay 192¢C, Havana, Cuba

Address in Cvba: 429 Libertad St, between juan Delgado
_and p'Stragpes Stg., Santos Suarey, Havaga

d. Employment in Cuba: Pros approxizately 1997 until 1958,
he worked in his father’s bicycle repair shop & Soledad
Bt. between bucitos and Carles Tercero Sta., Havona,
yrom the end of 1464 untii 1965, he worked in a coffee
ghoap located next to his father’s bicycle repair shop
dn Havana. roa 19GS until 145 he vas unenployed,

studyisg fnglieh and business administration, Froa .

the end of iftS until the end of ACES, ‘he sorked. in the

Construction Department of the Antonio Guitcras Nattonal

Electric Enterprise in Jiavana, earning 2 salary of

$£0.00 pesos a nonth ee a common lakorer, ¥rom tho

end of 1260 until approximately Farch 1957, he worked 38

a farm laborer ag a meaber of.the Wilitary Units to

Aid Production’ (URAP) in Florida, Camaguey Province.

From March 1957 vutil be left Cuba in Novenber 1967,

he wan snexplovyed, cagagiag in waking and seljiag heir

‘octa and other similar itoss. Srom Novester 156?

upttl 10 October 1868, he wos. la Spain and did not

have any caploynent during this period,

Date of arrival in the U.S.: He arrived in the U,8.

on 10 October 1645. He bad departed Cita en 26 Hovester

2967 on a Chega Alrlince plans, going to Paris, France,
and then taking another plane to Spain the folloving

aay.
f Addcess in U.8.: %40 5B 11tAN Avenuc, wieak, Flae,
phone 37703877

‘ peploynent In U.S.t From mid-Ortoter 1GER vetil

cy
Recenter Ivts, he worked at the Delicias freit preserves

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plant on ¥. 28th St., Hialeah, Fla. In Deceater 1968,
(he untergert’ a heroia nperation. In vapuary 2190S, “he
worked three «aya in tho .o3 Pinos Ruevos Kakery in -
Kiowl. Then ac gna vacmployed for two months, recvog=.
_ertag from the hcroia aperation. Sluce approximately
March 16 ScD, he dias Leea working at the Harti’ Theater on
SP RG Ave: between 4th and Sth 5t8., Hiaat, ty avST the
7 orders’ of. the’ BORAgET, - Hainvel ALVAREZ, erat S

he. Spouse: - > Aliaa ALVARADO Torres (nty. y boy have teen
: warricd @ince 35 Derdater 1966, - She is white and ‘was
bora en 22 October 1677 an liavana, Cura, She ia an
English, | ‘Préach ‘and ‘painting teacher, and 9l1s0.a
: stenographer. “Resides with Source. ‘They: a ve Re
oa. ebildrens. mo . . ;

fe childrea: 208c” .
“oj. . Pareata: - Bernards CAXDOSO Rodriguez (NT). "White,
Fa about ifu2 fa in hsperaoza, Los villas
Province: R sides at CBD Soledad St., Havana,
Ketired Netlonal Police corporal. Cpposed
to the present Cuban reginee. ;

Francisca. PERFZ Entria igo (NT)... White, tora
About 221) im linvann. ousewite, Resides .
with her hushand. Opposed to the rugine,

: k, Brothers and Sisters
gy) Ripe PEREZ Perce (NT!, Areived in the U.S. in

appromimately 1821. Claimed Source froa the U3.
Resides ‘at 2735 Sv 26th Tery., Eisai, Cla.,

i . - phone 440-455.

(2) Bernardo CARDGSO Rodrignes (ST). Dorn about 1f20
In Davana or in La Leperanza, Lao Villes Province. .

White, Uesgides in New lersey.

: - 3 ; (8) Jorge: CARDOSO Perez (RT), Uhite, bors akovt 1942
- ; : Tm tavane. Lives Sith bis parents. Opposed to the
: ; 7 regime, Rov uncmployed. Formerly worked in a
op ote ; oT laboratory in iavasa. Opposed to the regime,

Po G4) Pagtora CARDOSO Fercz (NT). ¥hite, bora aout 1652
- Ta Havana, tivea vita her pacente. ,

1. Physical dcseription; thite, appears to be atout 24
yeare of age, about STE" tall, 140 lta., overage Euild, -
- Imisx complexion, ight brown hair, brown syes, ovoid
shaped face, no identification marks.

3. Other nanes teed; none

an, Educrtion: He completed two years of business school
and t.0k o course in busificss adninistration. Kroes

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; the following letter dictated by Guillermo RUIZ Perez to his |
‘secretory .on 26 December 1969. . The letter was addressed to a
.. / €omrade -"OCUZA’ or -LANUZA (fon) in Havana “hrresponse to a confi-
~! dential ‘note. ‘received by. RUIZ, from Havana,

, "In relation to your ‘confidential note number
7240 about the Spanish prisoners, Joaquin AUVI Casals,
Lazaro GARRIDO Sanchez and Antonio MARQUEZ Pedraza, whose
release was” _requested in a note from the Spanish Embassy
_in Havana,” I would like to tell you the following:
Firstly, Senor Joaquin AUVI’ Casals was_of interest to -
D. Pedro SALVADOR de Vicente; but because of the bad
record and activities of this man, it was understood
that his departure would be denied....J.talked to Pedro
SALVADOR about this matter and upon mentioning this |
man's background he told me that his interest was due of
to a phone call he had received from a friend of his in- :
Miami. He considers that, given the background in this b
case, his friend was supposedly an instrument of "other
interests". Secondly, regarding the other Spaniards,
we have no objection whatsoever to their departing the
country. Without anything of further consequence,

2. Station files contain- no traces on AUVI, GARR IDO or
MARQUEZ. \ /

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THIS 1S AN INFORMATION REPORT, ROT FINALY EVALUATED INFEWIGENCE ;

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‘couxTtay Cuba, Spain

pol Late September 1969°:,.

‘Spain, Madrid (Early October 1969) . FIELD'NO. OSM 9815 |

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: ‘sourc€. An official Spanish service from a source described as :
: i sensitive and usually.:reliable.” . ; Ss oe

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1. On 23 September 1969. the Cuban Minister to Spain,
Guillermo Ru iz: Perez, called on Pedro S a lv ador
de Vicente, the Special Delegate for Latin American Affairs
— si CR Te OD Rt Pa os n °
Tn the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to discuss the

_fortheoming tradé negotiations in Cuba . During the discussion
Salvador told Ruiz that the one and only question which con-

_ cerns the Spanish Government is ‘that of Cuban indemnifications
and, pensions for Spanish employees, and he asked Ruiz what the
latter could say regarding this probienm. (Field Comment: The : '
-indemnifications refer to property owned by Spanish nationals © .
which was confiscated by the Cuban Government, ) Ruiz claimed
that he had no instructions on what he could say, adding that
the claims were numerous and that the paperwork involved was
difficult and required a great deal of time. :

2. Salvador told Ruiz that the subject of indemnifica-
tions and pensions must be discussed during the forthcoming.
“negotiations, and that the Cuban Government must provide at :

least an approximate figure.of what it is going to pay. He ;

said that the indemnification figure must be based on the. Cs

value of the expropriated properties, less the amount of any — oO

taxes levied om’the properties. (Source Comment: Salvador

did not say what would happen if the Cuban Government failed

to reach some agreement on the question but he implied that

negotiations would be delayed until the Spanish Foreign _ ”

Ministry received the Cuban Government's reply to this iY . ; ’

question.) (Field Comment: Since the conversation between ool :

Salvador and Ruiz was held before the recent change of the m
’ Spanish Cabinet’ and-other. Government positions, there is no

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information on ‘how these changes would aff ect the question
raised: by Salvador or. the signing of a new ti‘iade agreement —
with Cuba. As of 17’ November 1969, Salvador was still
‘Special Delegate for Latin American Affairs.)

“and “pdasigne problem had not” emerged ‘aS AX Séridus” factor “in
‘the nesotiations for.a new ‘trade agreenent. -There has -been.
Ja gradual” deterioration of Spanish-Cuban commercial ‘relations
- singe the conclusion in May of preparatory negotiations for

result’ ofa ‘Spanish Government decision to reduce: Cuban sugar
imports over the. next three years. The Cuban Government
apparently: had not considered such decision in its “analysis
.of ‘Cuban=Spanish commercial relations, and it was quite -
upset” When “the decision was revealed during the preparatory

“ 3 "Some of .the problems. causing. the strain in. ~
Spanish? Cuban relations were previously reported in

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“7 ‘one: ‘miss! CONCHITA calls asking | for RUIZ. NILDA says

she is his. secretary and CONCHITA may leave. the messace -

7 with her. c and R. have, not seen each other for two’
_ years and: ¢ would ‘like - to surprise him. NILDA’ asks for’

* her last name} Cc does ‘not ‘give ‘ft to her because: it’

would then: fail to- be. surprise, but leaves: her teres
phone | number | (201 -49-83)/for R to call her” after 8,. _
for she works that time, On NILDA' 8 insistence ¢
gives her: last: name as CAMACHC, adding she is the ‘widow

of the doctor ‘who was director of the Coimbra iospital.

RUIZ calis Mrs. CAMACHO at 201-49 89. She begins the
conversation by saying they had met at a party which she
had attended with her husband at the Dominican embassy in
Madrid. she reminds him that they had talked with the
Paraguayan Ambassador. and former Dominican Ambassador ;
Rafael COMPRES, and that the party had taken place two
years: ago. Despite all the details RUIZ insists he does

not remember her and. ‘asks how he can be of service ‘to her.

She tells him . "I have just arrived and- rind myself some-

what isolated, disoriented, and I must find work. I recall

you: telling me. on ‘that: ocassion 'rf you should ever have any

problem and you come ‘to Madrid, look me up.' One other

ambassador also offered me. his assistance and I have tried to


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adding ‘she 1s not too old, Rg replies that in all honesty

; he. goes not remember her, : She insists: on seeing him to

“have 8 chat, ‘and. R Suggests she ‘come: ‘to his. office at Ker:
-eonventence, She prefers ‘talking with him alone,. without,

his secretary .or anyone else present, and Susy sests. a bar.

agreeable ‘to any: place she may desire; they’ agree to meet
‘thet night at 9:30 In the lobby of the Hilton Hotel. , She ot ;

-will be Aressed all in black,

RUEZ calls FERNANDO, fF is to meet R outside the Zatter's

hore about 9 o'clock dressed in coat and tte. , :

Report No. 2248, — a _
HORACIO calls the telephone compsny—requesting the ,

“address for telephone number, 01-19-89) The intormation ----

is denied,

RUIZ alls PILOTO to nave him meet RAUL LEON in Barajas that

ent Phiche. RUIZ is unable to do so because of a previous

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that night because he (7) has to take RUIZ sorewhere,

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‘fo. S$ Comments of AMAUTO-1 on Current To ics of Interest

. ACTION REQUIQED - RUFLPLNCES oa . . .

__.. The following comments ‘of AMAUTO-1 reflect Cuban: thoughts:
on the Czechoslovaquian situation, internal Spanish politics,
“and the effects’ of recent. changes ‘in the Spanish Government

, onthe impending ‘trdde negotiations between Spain and ‘Cuba. ¢ -

| a... The Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia has
-been a disaster; however, Criticizing the Soviet action
would mean taking sides with the Americans. A friend
may. be criticized in private but publicly he should be —
defended. (QUDOZE, 19 ‘November.). The Cubans have to :
Side-with the Soviets for military and economic reasons
and because, whether right or wrong, they belong to the
Same ‘ideological Camp. Cuba had and still has enormous
-discrepancies with the Soviet Union, China, and’ the
, oo : -. 7°" United States but weighing the differences Cuba is with :
es ioe es... Communism as opposed to Capitalism. (QUDOZE, 3 November.) ‘

b. AMAUTO-1 was asked by his government to report : :
on the new Spanish Government which Havana calls "Opus :
Dei", Toa visiting Cuban official he admitted that
he was at a loss to understand Spanish politics but
attempted to define them, It is not true that the
Spanish Government is in the hands of the Opus Dei.

There are’ some men in the government who lean. toward the
Opus Dei but there are others of a very different leaning
because they come from the Falangist ranks, These men
(the Falangists) may 60 along with the Opus Dei line
“because they allow themselves to be “carried by the tide"
_ but they are not of the Opus’ Dei. (QUDOZE, 19 November.)

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“ee. Concerning ‘the inipending trade neyotiations
with Spain, in addition to the economic problem the
Cubans are now faced with another: impediment which .
‘further delays the negotiations: the recent changes
odin the ‘Spanish goverament. © It-4s difficult at this
‘tine for the: Cubans to approach any ‘Spanish official
because: of the climate of confusion among them. Most
' Spanish officials have no idea.as to whether. they will
remain in. their posts or will be replaced. Therefore,
it is'’futile for- the Cubans to press them for action ~
on ‘the neyot iations. The. most they can do is wait:
patiently ‘until the situation is normalized. If the
“' negotiations ‘are not ‘held within the 30-day expiration
_, period of the agreement, it is possible ‘that the present.
. agreement. can be extended. ‘for two months. This would
be advantageous to the Cubans because during the first
two months of. the year they. will be able to acquire all
the goods they will ‘heed for 1970. (QUDOZE,. 19 November) .

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‘Counselor of the Chilea:
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“Wis born on 20 Febuary 1926 in?
of the Univexssity of Madrid in philesephy and letters. He
is a weiter, anti-US and pro- ro who participates in all
types of activities of the C ist “intellectna A" elements
His wife, Genoveva FOREST Toryva 3 ed.in May 1962
for participating in dewors ne fused to pay the fine
_ and vemaincd ~ncercerated f sc. SASTRE visited Kavana
on a number of cccasions and . ily was called to the
Cuban Febassy in Madvid in duly 196% to interview Unydee
SAW TA ARCA, :

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° Chie? ‘—Birope Division a Om QUALETD CxsH
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‘Colot ‘of Station; Madrid NG a8 ges |

_ ‘TYPIC/AMAUTO/Cancellation of. POA's

Reference : DIRECTOR 56464

. . Ploase ‘Gancel: all Clearances mentioned. in. Reference.
‘Since AMAUTO12's: separation from AMAUTO-1's household and her =.
dismigration’ to the United States with her husband, AMAUTO-5,
‘we NO longer: bave.-an oporational interest.in her, As you. °
know, AHAUTO-3. was used solely as an intermediary for a warm.
_ ‘approach to AMAUTO-2, ‘This waa accomplished, ind we have had
‘no further contact with ber.. No Station contact was ever nade -

. with AMAUTO~4;

: a: Aftor the departure of AMAUTO-2 from AMAUTO-1's
household, the Station goon learned of her replacement and
' this information was passed -to the QUSEQUIN's. It was decided
that the QUSEQUINS would attempt to recruit the new domestic,
“but for unknown reasons, contact was never made. We believe
that there is a new domestic now working in the AMAUTO-1
household, but we havo no details on her.

cot Howard R,

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‘sa wig TP LC/QUDOZE/ Juan TORBOBA Gomez, Spanish Minister_to Cuba.» _

~ forth bis impressions of Juan TORROBA Gomez. These impressions
“by RUIZ “can be: nterpreted as the preparation of a target study

~ on.10 ‘October “1969, Guillermo RUIZ Perez, Cuban Charge in

Ob. TORBOBA, - The following is a verbatim text and translation:

‘El analisis que se Fealiza sobre las activadades desarrolladag
' por el Senor Juan Torroba y su ——-—, la falta de interes y com
prension de parte d@ --— nos da un conocimiento directo sobre

i, las .actividades \de-la. Eubajada de Espana en esa que nos puede ser

“guy util-en nuest¥as\ relaciones.. Antes de su llegada hexos tratado

| de ahondar.en la parsonalidad del. Senor Torroba y aparte de con~
-firmar la’ buena opinion que los espanoles tienen sobre eu persona,

- hemog conocido tambicn que @s hombre debil de caracter y que en .
esa medida pueda ser influenciado a pegar de su - personalidad -
(o eapacidad). £1. cargo-quo-deseapena de sub-Director de Asuntos

' Consulares es en. realidad un cargo de asesor en materiags consulares
Pero sin mando. Es acortado la tesis de ayudarlo en su trabajo y
aun llegar al extrémo de que algun funcionario cono ol intinide
con el de forma tal-que esa debilidad de caracter y proponsion a
ja influencia ajena pueda servirnos ‘a huestros propositos. Es

~ indudable que un ataque al Senor Torroba en el sontido de hacer

dofictl su tarea traeria como consecuencia inmediata una mayor

influencta de aquellos que sin lugar a dudas estan interesadog

on quo se Convierta en -—-—~, Por otra parte no consideranos

posible que aun en el caso de que su trabajo no sea el uejor

' pueda hacerse una substitucion de otro funcionario que

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-. gnd:his.(vord indistinct), ‘the lack of understanding and interest
- on the part of (vord indistinct), give us a direct insight into ~
“the activities of the Spanish Bnbassy there (in Cuba) which could

- «+: Director of Consular. Atfairs (in the Spanish Foreign Ministry)
‘wag actually that ‘of advisor on.consular matters but he exercised

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Bapana con, Cuba

-bhis arrival (in:Havana) we tried. to probe into the porsonality of ©
-.. MEZ“Torroba and, -in addition to confirming the good opinion that -
.: Spaniards have-of bia, we learned that be ts veak in charactor
- and that from this.angle he could be influenced despite his

“bigs weakness of character ahd susceptibility to outside influence .

. a
Carer erer args perererernerT fal cle) 1

Para poder resolverte 0] planteaniento que ze haces do
mancjar por esta embajada la salida de los ---——, to ruexo ne
aclares el concepto del porque es ha producido un mail .entendido.
Todo lo que iaplique esta mas que alusivo a los problemas. de
traves de osta embajada por supucsto redundara
uestro boneficio. Un caso claré és 1a solicitud do “la -salida.
‘ ——y gu mailfestacion de qu quizas — . Pues la Exbajada
én Giba.... (volume of radio incréases| effecting recoption. )

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TRANSLATION: oe,
Tho study being made of the activities of Mr.- Juan Torroba

‘be very. useful to us in-our relations (with the Spaniards). Before.

(word indistinct) personality. Tho position té held -as Deputy

no authority. The idea of helping him in his. work is apt and
could be carried to. the point where sone officer like hinself.
(of similar category) could intimidate him in such a way that

would serve our purposes. There is no doubt that an attack
against Sr. Torroba in the way of making his task more difficult
would bring as an immediate result a greater influence on the ©
part of thogo who are interested in having him bocome a (word
indistinct), Qn the other hand we do not consider it possible
even in the event that his work shculd not prove to be the best,
that another officer could be substituted that (word or words

indistinct). ‘

: .In order to. resolve the question of handling from thia |
Babassy the departure of tho (word indistinct), please clarify
the reason why-there has been a wiSinterpretation. Sverything
to the problems of Spain and Cuba through this Babassy will, of
course, redound to our benefit! A clear case is the application
for departure of (word indistinct) and his statement that perhaps
(word or words indistinct) since the. Embassy in Cuba... (volume
of radio increase affecting reception.) ‘ -

Howard R. SAQCODER .

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1. HQS INFORMED THAT POA'S ON AMAUTO-2,3,4, AND-5 HAVE
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EXD NOVEMBER, THESE AGENTS MAY NO LONGER PROVIDE ACCESS TO AMAUTO-1
NECESSARY FOR PROPER TARGETTING, BUT VIEW CONTINUING HIGH INTEREST
IN AMAUTO-1 AND POSSIBILITIES MENTIONED REF C, REQUEST SOONEST
EXPRESSION STATION. INTEREST, .
2. FILE: 201-845515, 845516, 845517, 845518, 735296.
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VOLUSC Secs, 79) ond 704, He hompmttion oF revelonon of which in Sny manne? to on unouthoued person te proh-bired by low,

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Pro--Cormunist Syma thics /ixpected AA : ;

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. Business ‘Intereate/icttor Burr, Chilean

THIS 1S. UNEVATUATED INFORMATION

* Consul in Sen Francisco | REFERENCES | a
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* INFO. Dec. ‘63 - ~ Bep 6h _ - ; oy \ - - | .
foes 63.- Bap 6 te rr ; f

us nationsl, ‘coliege’ student. -

Source: has deen suceedofal in:a nodest building constructioa operation,
. end ‘appears, to hive: accese to investgest funds. Ea ia @ new cource. mo
Hie cooperation is by way of a: ‘Prominent us police official, loag‘a — on ae
friend of his fenily. ; ; _ fi SO i

A {is} friend of Gine ond I first ust Neauc T2llo, Zbea Chilean Consul
' General in Sen Francisco, late in 1963; Wont Lsconzer, et tke San . 7
Froacisco ‘Presa Club. ‘At that tine, Teilo wes accospanied by several : . 7
attractive young womea, one of whom ~as his daughter, Caruen. Tclio “: 7
proved to be & gracious, polished diplerssic type and we all hit it * i.
off well together. As 6 uatter of fact, We hit it off covell thet.ielle § -!
visited oy friend's how: rroa tine to tirc, usnaged to interest bin in . ,
@ number of business ventures to be launchd in Chile and later in Costa _

Rica,

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2. Tello ws quite eetive tin the Son Pir-neieco cre. Ancag bis oficial
. interesty vero the spunsoring of @ tuiles. or roeChiicin youta group,
“'-  - and en atteupt to organize a group of bus.n* A éble to Pinaice cous
_ - gerelal ventccs in Chile. Integrei pie of hio plans wosu, the Alliance
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for Proy,.euu funding cad the recent Calivoimia-Chile coucsrcial and
“O cultural grogreus, Voaturesa were to include the construction of ceveral .
J hunda3d osand dwellings in Chile, a concrrcial Yishins veaturc, to be
‘ _ -baced a .Oue, eatablishment of a fish zal plant alco at Icuicue,
ve ’ ond the ucquisition of a huge ranch or fince near Puntarecas in Costa
Rien Wa latter projott » houever, gens wore personally Zello’z,: ~

a whereao ia was to be but ons of Bevaral other investors ia the others, , Q .

3. AG contn:, went oa, zuspicions of S.Lio's wotives beran to ao. Noraal 1
Warice «3 easily undarsiood, buy iu the course of visits to cr friead'a

1..0ly enti-diseriean expressions. Ue Tey

01d sac -svalcny re)

_ how: Tello began vw hazard unslote
Wee. to .:avo that he was an abtesey an. nad con? frou

a faudly, out vas something os @ Vick cusep., Fe Geote of aia

4, apologatic refuveacesa to hin as “key Corsunist sea", Gelio

ont
-Clainod iativscy with Calvedor ALL Alleria wae made it clear that Svica’, os
not "12%, Allonde vas eloctcd previccat, Tallo was to te extrecaly ‘ 4

influential in tha nav aiorarchy, Incidentally, ha also stated

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would be a revolution in Chile by Kovende 21668. Tello claiuzd also thst”
qe ‘he: had visited sévefal tired With Raul Cas caste, end nad cct Fidel, al” :
pe vithin the past yess or eo. - He. insisted @ that the US would recognize Cuba ‘

qe. ' - Defore the end cf. 1964, ‘Tello:said alco that bea was on good terres vith

. _ toportant people “ta toth the Sovict and Chincce Cociuniot governzents, |:
-.and that both naticns were anxious to have hin es Chile's ambassador, -

_ dut that- he waa pot cepec ally anxious to so. Another reference to

' C Gati-Anertcan’ feelings verdi ghared ‘Vath his
‘daughter, Carme= claimed to ‘have been a you aus leader in the
‘Univeraity of Cuiie. " Another -daughter, oa 0 youth believe her nane is,
was. paid to. be éven gore intensely anti-Us. Either she or ber husband ~
oa nnected with a Intin Acericea orgraization, poscibly the OAS oz ;
| ‘Pan-Aueri¢an-Union. Another daughter is carricd to the director of. Pee

“),personnel. in the Fertica plant in Costa Rica =~ . aa

o “5, At tices, it ‘was clear, that Tello's. averice teenscended his concern ror ,
the poor. Once ven enother Aucricoa Gugcesicd thot the building of .
the houses’ in Chile would-give cuploytent to cony tore Chilcens if they

_ avoided use of pze-fsb units ané pré-cut ticbers, etc, Tcllo vas not
 dntereated., He wasted to get-in, gct as auch 23 possible, and geet out
as soon as possible. At tires he referred to plans te live in Gurope Ope.

after he had wade a few financial killings. ; .

I have details on only one Chilecn proposal, this 0 s fish G2al operatioa
kmown 08 Cachagus. It was forued within the tact year with on outherized =;
capital of E850 thousand [epproxinately u88537,500], ebout half cl which .

was paid in. The prime investors were said to ve Lorst Eardave Earecsn, :

Bablio_Lannon bartines, ( Gaston Pescai Leon, Cristian Casenova ‘Bubsrea Saux,
and coe Suvercaseaux Cansrtu. Ite cain office is in Gentiego; its

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vas ister involved in a

“d ‘ “marriage to his oldest davghtcr, Carusn, who
‘shooting incident in San Francisco in Jun> Ish, shortly | after tha
departure of her fether to his. “new post in San Jose, Costa Ricé, where

_ he i6 now Charge e'affaires.

8.. In Costa Rica, Teilo seens to hove considercblo influence alco. One of “
his schemes there is the acouisition of & huge vanch in tac Puntarenas oO

Tae property, now self-supporting, lies between the Pan Ascricza
lic plans to develop 1t both for comaurcisl

area.
hiphway and the Gulf of Nicoya.
anu residential purposes with the ‘operation, ors + gnmabl ing: vanctrary in the

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te-ve-ca tablished caort section. : :
i Teilo'2 successgr 635 Chile's co. i, : eseatative in Son Francisco
: . + ig Rector Burrf Be appears to have the anti-US bias as “allo. : ie
: . At the sisu or the supposedly self-inflicted gun shot wound of Teilo'a | .:
: daughter, Carcen, Burr caid, “This is aa fovensctions) incident. ty i
governcent will cecend an apology from the Usitcd Stat 25.7 Ie ves our i
guess by this tins thot Burr waa intaics tod only in eeating anti-lS

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TELLO T Trodcoco, Manuel _ CHILE
‘ Sept. A,: 1955

> The Subseeretary for Diplomtic Affairs ef the Colombian Foreign

Office, Dr, Ricardo Araya, informed an Embassy officer on Sept, 12_
that ‘the La Reosublica article was accurnte only insofar as it
roported that Asbassader Vargas hod returned to Chile. Dr. Anaya
said that as far as he ws aware Arhassador \ Varfas had fone to
uomte fer the visit to Crile of tha
Colombian ‘lar College, scheduled for Septexber 14 to 29. The Chil-
eon Enbassy states that the Anbassador re‘urned to Santiago accon-
panied only by his wife, First Secretary Sr, ianuel Tello Troacoco
is Charge d'affaires ad. interin. : .

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CUBA/CHTLB/PRANCE/SPATY-
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SALVADORE ALLENDE TO CUBA-

| ACQ SPAIN, MADRID. (27 MARCH 1969) FED NO. CS1-9523
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“Ls AS OF 25 MaRCH 1969 CHILEAN SENATOR SALVADOR ALLENDE
INTENDED TO VISIT CUBA ABOUT 5 APRIL POR HIGH-LEVEL TALKS
* (FIELD ‘COMMENT: HIS CUBAN INTERLOCUTORS AND THE SUBJECT OF
“THE TALKS WERE NOT KNOUN BUT THE LATTER APPARENTLY CONCERNED
IN PaRT ALLENDE'S POLITICAL FUTURE. )
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_ INTERMEDIARIES IN MADRID, INCLUDING COUNSELOK MANUEL PELL Y
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26 MARCH. WAS’ TO: MAKE ARRANGEMENTS THERE, 10 AVOID POSSIBLE

— UNFAVORABLE POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES, ALLENDE'S TRAVEL TO CUBA
a = ore ‘was TO BE CAMOUFLAGED: ‘BY AN INVITATION TO PARIS TO SPEAX ON

‘9 “APRIL TO THE "FRIENDS OF UNESCO, " “WHICH wouLD ENABLE HIM ; .
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They greet. ‘one another very. cordially, and Ruiz thanks him)’:

“Ve 2 November 1969 |

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. for’ ‘sending the Yiet. “Terceire asks how things were in
oo Havana. Rulg. saya fine in every gence, - and adds “they are |
. in tha: ‘ten million ton harvest, Now. more than ever, as _ : _

we are hitting: the "eyolamates! where. it hurts", Terceiro

-asks * if you people paid for the campaign or not?” Ruts -

says no, that luckily it was the American Department of.
Agriculture, He adds, "We have calculated that 4t will .

' leave us, free, approximately one million tons of sugar,

The price of augar has reacted very well, and now a Sugar
Conference is to be held in Geneva. You know we are going
to get out propagarida now that will state "Only Cudan sugar
dogs not cause caneer", Tereeiro Jaugne, and says "sone.
other problem yes, but not cancer," ' Ruiz says that the
carpaign has. cone ata perfect time for them because they

‘have been. struggling for years with the Milegible; arti-

ficial sweetenors?7, especially in Japan, as they repre=—
gent approxinately one-half million tons.” Japan was the

country that used it most. _

_ Terceiro Says that ha has begun to study the famous issue

- @f the Chember of Commerce, RAMON greets Ruiz and says that
“he would 21h0 to take a book to him and also to talk to him
about a, personal matter, - . It is in’ reference to.a recommend~ .
‘ation made. by Ramon’ s. father for some peonle in Cuba that

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"gaye, "rt. will: be- ‘the moment for TBERPLAN to become : Familiar
with Cuban reality ‘once and for all". "Ruiz says he can. bee

A PERSON (ALR CALLS and asks for “contact”. Nilda says
she does not understand his language. The man asks that if
it 18 the Cuban Embassy, to please put hin in "contact".
Nilda says——-4359, ‘Ruiz talks to the man and says "Look,
doen't -be a fool nor so idiotic we haves grom ups we now
have ten years of revolution, and we are not likely to fald
into the kind of provocation that you are trying to do. You

‘ean tell that to whoever gives you orders or whoever is re-
(cording this conversation.” The man asks Ruiz who he wants

him to tell that to. Ruiz answers. "Don't bother me any more,
Tell 4t to the CIA or whoever gives you order, because prob-

ably it is the CIA or some other person. The one that gives .

you orders, Moreover, if you are tapeing this, so am I,
I was waiting for your call. You just called a few minutes
ago, #0 don't be an idiot.” The man then says, "You think

‘that the CIA gives ue orders”. Ruiz answers, "Most likely

4% fs the CLA. that gives you ‘orders as the only enemy that.
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is: ‘simply: that in ten yesrs we have learned some thing, .

‘The man then: BAYS». "Ten: years,eh", and Ruiz answers "Ten

_ years of ‘evolution, “ten. years with guns in our handa,"

.. Then the man says, "In this. ‘moment do: you have a gun in your

hand, - Ruts answers "Yes, we have a gun in our hands. We
are always: waiting ‘for the Crs; morning, noon, and. night,
always with guns in our hands." -The man: "IP you ‘think I
am under: orders of ‘the CIA you are a little: siny.” Ruiz - :
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' You are a fool, © I, too, am playing the part of a fool,

bacause the telephone in ny ‘embassy is completely intere
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an ddiot, and I an silly to talk to you, Therefore,
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AN UNIDENTIFIED INRA ‘OFFICIAL WAS. ASSASSINATED AROUND 20 ocr.
DURING SAME WEEX THOMAS" CHAUFFEUR WAS IN VICINITY HOTEL CAPRI
WHICH NEAR MININT BUILDING, AND HEARD SHOOTING. ONE OR MORE
SHOTS STRUCK CONSUL’S CAR (CONSUL WAS NOT WITH CHAUFFEUR).
CHAUFFEUR WAS WOT INJURED. ONE OF “REVOLUTIONARIES™ APPROACHED LH
CONSUL'S CAR AND CHAUFFEUR WAS THREATENED BY REVOLUTIONARY wHo | 2AiU'fi

WAS CARRYING SUB MACHINE GUN. REV SAID HE HAD JUST KILLED ONE
PERSON AND DEMANDED BE DRIVEN OUT OF AREA, CHAUFFEUR DROVE
INDIVIDUAL TO OUTSKIRTS OF CITY AND RETURNED TO SPANISH EMBassyY. |!
THOMAS SAID THAT IN RECENT WEEKS SUCH EVENTS HAPPENING WITH
INCREASING FREQUENCY. - .
2. ABOVE IS INTERIM REPORT, THOMAS PROMISED GIVE DETAILS
_ 10 QUAXE-1 BEFORE RETURNING HAVANA.
3. THOMAS HAD CONVERSATION WITK AMAUTO-1 ON FLIGHT To

4 L.1¢

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MIS QUICK WisiT’ To CUBA WAS To Discuss COMMERCIAL MATTERS

BETWEEN CUBA AND SPAIN WHICH HAVE REACHED CRITICAL STAGE.
STATION PROCESSING LENGTHY CONVERSATION. BY AMAUTO-1 RECEIVED
ON QUDOZE RELATING TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED WITH SFANISH ON
COMERCIAL MATTERS. WILL POUCH INTEL REPORT ASAP.) .

- 4 ACCORDING TO GUTIMID, AMAUTO-1 HAD TO VISIT HAVANA
APIMARILY TO SETTLE LEGAL DIFFICULTY IN WHICH SON INVOLVED.
HOWEVER OF APPARENTLY EQUAL IMPORTANCE WAS TO CONSULT WITH.

"JOAQUIN ALVAREZ REMENTOL AND OTHER MINCEX OFFICIALS ON FORTH-
COMING SPANISH=CUBAN TRADE NEGOTIATIONS AS WELL AS CURRENT
CUBAN CONTRACTS WITH SPANISH FIRMS. AIR MANIFESTS CONFIRM
MIAUTO=1 DEPARTURE FOR HAVANA 2@ OCTOBER AND RETURN 28 OCTOBER.

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REFERENCES ot A.)sUFAW-GI9, 14 OstoBer 1969 |
Bl OSNA-23888, 17 October 1969

: 1. -The AMEDITS! have’ just ‘coupleted the QUDOZE. transcripts
‘for the period 19 September.- 13 October 1965, This was the
second group of transeripts: forwarded the AMEDIYS for transla-
tion, per our trial period as mentioned im reference A, in order

- to make them more fully useful to cifferent conponents at Head-=-

+ quarters, The take fron the QUNPOZE operation avpears very

’. interesting. We noted with interest that AMAUTO-1 discusses frecly

with his subordinates and privileged visitors subjects of a con-
fidential nature, including matters that have to do with intel.
Jigence activities: - Sone of. the discussions offer a number of
" operational Jeacs which we can follow-up, such as the medical.
‘information given on 22 September 1969 in the morning: hours,

2, The ANEDITS have suggested that as an aid to help them
translate aceuvately and pessibly more rapidly, they weuld
appreciate receiving sce original tapes in addition to the traus-
cvipts on a trial basis. Then when parts of the transeripts are
not understandable to the trarslater he would have readily avali-

able reference for replay.

3. With the next transmittal of the next QUDOZE material,
we would appreciate receiving both the transesipts prepared by
vy the station and the actual tapes covering the same period of
time. The ceonpliete package can then be forwarded to the. MEDITS
-, for their use as mentioned above, :

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: journalist fron. the magazine "Siempre" and the Charge d'Affaires

of the. Cuban Eabasay in adrid, Guillerzo Orestes RUIE Peres

(201-735296). .

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ACTION. . : See paragraph 5, below

- .1. ‘Headquarters maintains its high interest in. AMAUTO-1.-
as ug-range, in-place recruitment target. Much of this |

“ interest is kept alive by the excellent operational reporting

» done.by Station Madrid-over the past year, of which references — -

-. C and D hereto are good examples, a mo,

-.,. . 2. Subject's position and total personality recommend
hin to us as a high-potential target. He is strongly intel-
‘ lectual and emotionally committed to an ideal: At the same
‘tine, he exhibts certain vulnerabilities which could. be
- exploited.’ We believe, however, that AMAUTO-1 could be
' approached only in a.classic sense: a rationally developed,
long-range recruitment culminating in what would be essen-
tially an intellectual and even ideological pitch. This
course of action would take time and assets, but we think
he would be eminently worth it,

3. First, his access not only is good now but seems
destined to improve, Secondly, 1f he were our agent, he ; |
has the wit and the acuity to know what ve want and submit
information accurately based on requirements. Lastly, he is
a strong personality who could be counted on to move flexibly
but effectively within the target milieu.

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4. AS @ recruitment target, however, AHAUTO-1 seens to ©
present serious difficulties. He is strong-ainded, opiaionsted,
idealistic,. aad apparently committed to the ‘revolution. On the —
othé? hand, there are certain things about him shich. could be
»* /Converted tato recruitment vulnerabilities. First arerg theso

. 48 bis apparent belief ‘tnat the regime (read: the Revolution) —
ds; not making-the “bes: use of his talents. (Gne cannot tell |
‘precitsely.chetter. this is the cause. or result of his apparent
| basic emotion. instability. During: public appearances ‘he :
‘displays polished manners and a ‘pro-regine attitudé; .in private
_ he frequently complains to Hig subordiantes that he did not ask
‘for a diplomatic position, that he would prefer an induatrial |
. job, and’ that he believes his’ position to -be. more a handicap
ian. a’ -pronotion.. Secondly. he obviously: desires personal. -
restige and ‘Loxufious*Tiving. ‘While these traita do not. mean.
uch ti cad \ Cuban 48 compared to-a Soviet or -
onomic..is@anagement in Cuba.do.

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rhaps,) help him considerably... There may even be other
vulnerabi :

ities which further target’ study could expose.

..° 3. We present these: thoughts at the same time that. we

.are fully aware of other operational pressures on Madrid's

time and asseta, Nevertheless, we would appreciate the Station's

comments on further development: of AMAUTO-1 as an in-place :
recruitment target. . The first need would be the proper access
agent, someone with @-Jesuit-like intellectual training who can -
déal with him in the realm of concepts and. philoscphy as required.
In any case, ve would like continued target reporting on AMAUTO-1,
aS your time permits. a,

Terence A, MILENBACH

Henry K. PURTIN

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oo, > 1. .On 23,September 1969 AMAUTO-1 called an unidentified
- Spanish woman who. resided in Cuba for many yéars before re-
-~ turning: to: Spain, - AMAUTO-1 noted that he ‘visited the Spanish
/ woman's
“in PBRUMEN. and. found-everyone in. good ‘health. The unidentified.

Spanish woman asked. AMAUTO-1 if there was much. food available
-and ‘the following dialogue began: ~ .’ Me oo

AMAUTO=1:" Yes, everything is being resolved. ~

oo But imagine to be free, one must pay | -.
‘a high price and the price must be — :
_paid. There is no other way, :

WOMAN: . What, one wants, one must pay; :

AMAUTO-1: It is very logical, but look, when one
is a servant to the rich, the servant
usually lives relatively well, but the
servant continues as a servant, However,
ius» when one no longer wants to be a servant
ito the rich, one has to begin saving and
the only way there is for the poor to
_ Save is to reduce (the intake) of essential
foods, change the essential and begin
to buy machines and to buy a series of
things (cuestiones) and one day, we will
‘become rich together, We can Say we are
rich when we have resolved all the problems,
“not only material problems, but Spiritual,
cultural, that is, when everyone can do
and believe as he likes,

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LO .Cuba and I adore the country. I have

‘a brother there who is a nurse and he:
says he is fine.

“AMAUTO-1: “cuba | gets into” your blood. When I.
; a “" Saw Esther she was a little thin, but
was in g00d ‘health,

: 2..- We ‘think the’ Above ‘is another good example of AMAUTO-1's
passion. for the good life. | While he appears. patriotic and: .
‘openly supports the regime, we continue’-to believe: that he would
prefer a return“to the relative freedoms enjoyed by his country~
“men before the (start of the revolution,

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Oa 29 October QUTIMID reported a conversation

between Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Cuban Minister to
‘Spain, and. danuel TELLO Troncoso, Adentified in the
Diplonatic List ‘as Counsellor of. " Babasay, regarding
the postponement until 31 October of a weeting they

' were to have on 29 October. We have no information

on the purpose of the seeting. We note that TELLO

, arrived in Spain in January. 1969.

Howard R. SACODER

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